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It acts as a coaster, prevents scratches, and can protect your wrists from sharp corners if you don’t use a wrist rest with your keyboard.

Roller coasters at the local Six Flags amusement park became submerged.

“It’s been a bit of an emotional roller coaster,” Stack Morgan says.

As many have speculated, the options did play a role in the roller coaster rally that followed—but probably not for the reason some traders think, especially if they haven’t accounted for changes in how trading firms hedge meme stocks.

The 12-mile Upper Gauley is remote and packed with more than 50 rapids in an almost nonstop roller coaster of whitewater.

They're made to make a lot of money and to get teenagers in a kind of experience, a roller coaster ride.

His cadence is a steady beat rather than a roller coaster, and his words sparing and simple.

Vessyl has a non-stick interior and comes with a spill-proof lid and coaster-like charger.

His Wednesday is going to be a roller-coaster ride from Rush Limbaugh to Fox to Laura Ingraham to who knows what.

Some saw their donation as a ticket to a theme park roller coaster ride.

The old coaster sent a quick, anxious look down the river, and saw at once that there was no chance of reaching the bank.

The lazaret of a coaster is a storeroom under the quarter-deck—repository of general odds and ends and spare equipment.

Toward dusk came the sharp command for the men to march aboard the coaster that had drawn up for them.

The coaster had landed them at Otranto, where Bowes promptly engaged a private stable for his master.

Skipper of a coaster in his early days, he had never outgrown the habit of pitching his voice to carry above a fifty-mile gale.