putting on
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A bunch of paste-eating morons putting on "My First Electoral College" costumes and declaring themselves a "dueling slate" does not actually make them a dueling slate of electors.
A federal appeals court on Thursday temporarily restored Pennsylvania’s pandemic restrictions on indoor and outdoor gatherings, putting on hold a judge’s ruling that threw out statewide limits on.
After learning the asking price, which was in her range, Lydia took charge of the interaction, putting on a public identity in the form of demonstrating assertiveness and knowledge of the market.
And if us putting on suits shows unity in a different vision in the media, I think that our point has been made.
“A lot of people would be alive today if they just wore this thing,” he said sitting in his living room on Bonds Street, putting on a mask, looking out his window at the houses that now sit on the old farmland.
As an arbitrage consists of at least two trades, the metaphor is of putting on a pair of pants, one leg (trade) at a time.