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Often used in the same context:
tomorrows,
monday,
aussie,
today,
friday,
wednesday,
yest,
morning,
tuesday,
midday,
fibonacci,
dow jones,
sean,
gaines,
tonite,
jamie,
sunday,
dow,
gerry,
afternoon,
tickertape,
thursday,
feb,
tues,
saturdays,
pips,
negativeness,
bearishness,
slow handclap,
ags,
bulls,
cheltenham,
djia,
teh,
day,
hereon,
bluechips,
sidewards,
recap,
australian dollar,
january,
blackpool,
brillant,
lows,
tbe,
vix,
upton,
courtney,
lowe,
fa cup,
bolton,
adrian,
bullishness,
commiserations,
gareth,
hart,
anticipations,
oday,
ther,
nov,
brits,
afer,
december,
seris,
facepalm,
stockmarket,
wembley,
vinny,
midweek,
coleman,
pos,
bjorn,
dross,
christmas eve,
phils,
dma,
ipo,
losers,
gujarat,
reyes,
swiss franc,
internals,
half time,
englishman,
neve,
sma,
msm,
loosers,
finis,
joes,
thurs,
souths,
bourses,
auguries,
ema,
icelandic krona,
financials,
portugese,
stre,
downside,
sprt,
penney,
eons,
afternoons,
generations,
memories,
times,
aeons,
autumns,
campfires,
christmases,
evenings,
millennia,
songs,
stories,
summers,
tunes,
ages,
battlefields,
elegies,
melodramas,
mornings
Also try:
— Adjectives for yesterdays:
cheerful,
many,
dead,
irish,
more,
own,
innumerable,
happy,
dark,
long,
italian,
more...
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