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what's

[hwuhts, hwots, wuhts, wots, hwuhts, wuhts]

  1. contraction of what is or what has:

    What's the matter? What's been done?

  2. contraction of what does: What's she do for a living?



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That’s why he and others suggest considering what’s known as a “cancel for any reason” policy.

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As Edward Jones says: “The relevant data point isn’t what others your age have saved but how much money you need yourself. The answer depends almost entirely on you, your habits now and your plans for later. For example, what’s your average monthly spending today and do you expect to maintain it after retirement? Do you expect to relocate? If so, will you live in a region where the cost of living is higher or lower than where you are now? How do you plan to spend your time?”

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What’s odd about Hellebuyck’s latest meltdown is that just a few weeks ago, it appeared as though he’d exorcised his big-game demons.

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What’s less certain is when it might finally come to an end.

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“He wants what’s best for the team,” fellow receiver DeVonta Smith said last week.

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what of it?what's cooking