biggest drag 1.32   Perhaps the biggest drag on the fund is size.
  big drag 0.66   This would cause a big drag on salaries.
  further drag 0.66   Higher interest rates are a further drag on the economy.
  long drag 0.53   He took a long drag on a cigarette.
  major drag 0.46   The strong yen raises the price of Japanese exports, a major drag on the economy.
  deep drag 0.39   Taking a deep drag on a cigarette, he invoked the old moral imperatives of our school days.
  economic drag 0.39   Much of the economic drag, meanwhile, has resulted from consumers being badly used in an export-driven economy.
  full drag 0.39   At a recent funeral for a woman, he said, her son showed up in full drag.
  huge drag 0.39   Timeouts are a huge drag on the NBA.
  potential drag 0.39   Philip Morris, however, remained a big potential drag on the Dow industrials.
  aerodynamic drag 0.33   The problem, he said, was that the car had too much aerodynamic drag.
  atmospheric drag 0.33   As with Skylab, atmospheric drag will slowly but constantly nudge the station back to Earth.
  main drag 0.33   Trendy young Uzbeks stroll arm-in-arm on Broadway, the main pedestrian drag.
  significant drag 0.33   What they did get was a significant artificial drag on salaries up and down the line.
  financial drag 0.26   Taking care of poor people is both a duty and a financial drag.
  frictional drag 0.26   Traveling in such a bubble held the potential to reduce the frictional drag radically.
  likely drag 0.26   Officials tell us that cleanup will likely drag on through the winter, possibly through the spring.
  real drag 0.26   That should answer the criticism that this guy is a real drag.
  serious drag 0.26   The result has been a financial gridlock and a serious drag on restructuring the economy and the federal budget.
  slow drag 0.26   Gone is the syncopated foreplay called slow drag, double clutch and dancing on a dime.
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