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racking
[ rak-ing ]
noun
Masonry.
- the stepping back of the ends of courses successively from bottom to top in an unfinished wall to facilitate resumption of work or bonding with an intersecting wall.
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Dame Rachel said children were racking up hours of screen time at home instead, and that parents needed more help managing their children's online habits.
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Athletes have reported relying on food stamps, racking up credit card debt and resorting to crowdfunding to make it to the Games.
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That's not to say that conservatives are racking up easy wins.
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Recently, she’s been racking up accolades, from Food & Wine to the James Beard Foundation, recognizing her contributions to the culinary world.
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They might be more prone to racking up credit card debt — which means they'll need to work longer hours and feel trapped at their despised job.
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