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The phrase "as a collar" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could potentially be used in a metaphorical sense, but clarity would depend on the surrounding text.
Example: "He wore his responsibilities as a collar, reminding him of the weight he carried."
Alternatives: "like a collar" or "in the manner of a collar."
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And one of the most common means is known as a "collar".
In another hedge, known as a collar, an investor uses options to lock in the potential profits and losses on a stock.
To make an oil-collecting caisson, such a pile would be used as a collar around a funnel-topped tube that would sit over the leak.
LONDON — Skin against skin — smooth flesh and rough snakeskin wrapped as a collar or inserted in cloth at the ribs — was the idea of Todd Lynn.
Though Yahoo's stock plummeted the next year, Mr. Cuban protected his proceeds from the sale by striking a complex stock-option transaction known as a "collar" that locked in his gains.
This was the most complete and convincing men's wear show that Fendi has shown: bold and confident with its furs, whether as calf-length coat or as a collar on a short, sporty coat.
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Indians Manager Manny Acta described him as: "a blue collar, dirt bag, run-through-a-wall, relentless type of guy".
All patients will be encouraged to mobilise as soon as possible without a collar.
Of these three cities, one could be labeled as a white-collar city and two as blue-collar cities [ 30].
Use a limited choke collar, also known as a greyhound collar, martingale collar, or premier collar.
She spent 18 years in the United States attorney's office and then worked as a white-collar criminal defense lawyer.
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