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— (mathematics) Short for to the ... power, or to the (power of ) ...

— (slang) used in rap songs between the letters of a word being spelled

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to the power of

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The last person I told my idea to thought I was nuts.

Movie subtitles

I don't want to be the mom?

Then, did he come to find me all the way from Australia?

I'm going to put it in the jajang sauce.

C.C.-san came all the way here to see you.

Here, you need to go to the bathroom.

The plan to destroy Britannia.

He doesn't have the ability to do it.

Thanks to that, the cooperation with the police and unions are in shambles.

If you're willing to pay the price.

Stuff like that is easy to get because the screws turn a blind eye to those kind of things.

But the hardest thing to get past the screws is peanuts, or anything that contains peanuts, or anything that even MAY contain peanuts.

News and current affairs

SAN FRANCISCO - It has never been easy to have a rational conversation about the value of gold.

One successful gold investor recently explained to me that stock prices languished for a more than a decade before the Dow Jones index crossed the 1,000 mark in the early 1980's.

Some have argued instead that gold's long upward march has been partly driven by the development of new financial instruments that make it easier to trade and speculate in gold.

In my view, the most powerful argument to justify today's high price of gold is the dramatic emergence of Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East into the global economy.

So, yes, there are solid fundamentals that arguably support today's higher gold price, although it is far more debatable whether and to what extent they will continue to support higher prices in the future.

Admittedly, getting to a much higher price for gold is not quite the leap of imagination that it seems.

With soaring deficits, and a rudderless fiscal policy, one does wonder whether a populist administration might recklessly turn to the printing press.

But gold bugs are right to worry about whether the government will honor its commitments under more extreme circumstances.

At the same time, emerging-market central banks need to accumulate gold reserves, which they still hold in far lower proportion than do rich-country central banks.