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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of squander.
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“When a team "squanders" or lets slip away a golden scoring opportunity, it goes well beyond the more general "left on base" statistic.”
“MR. LEAVY: Well, it's -- I think "squanders" is a broad term.”
“I disagree with the author of that piece, David Gal, who claims that the platform strategy is a mistake because it "squanders" rather than helps the core asset of Facebook, which is the community of people.”
“The Bowiesque chorus kind of squanders the momentum, but not for long.”
“Haringey 'squanders' £24m on consultants as Baby P suffered social workers 'salaries on private consultants while overstretched staff failed to save Baby P, the Standard can reveal.”
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“Palin's scant experience as an elected official -- she was mayor of a small town for six years and has been governor of Alaska for less than two -- "squanders" McCain's advantage over Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama in terms of experience in office and readiness to lead, the women voters said.”
“Palin's scant experience as an elected official - she was mayor of a small town for six years and has been governor of Alaska for less than two - "squanders" McCain's advantage over Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama in terms of experience in office and readiness to lead, the women voters said.”
“I really dig this set-up, but the movie kind of squanders it, never really getting scary.”
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“He settles for day jobs at the building sites of Tokyo, subsists on freeze-dried noodles and squanders his pay in hostess bars.”
“Noticing the attention Prudence squanders on her boss, Jane reflects:”
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