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Slacks

British pronunciation/slˈæks/
American pronunciation/ˈsɫæks/
Slacks
[NOUN]
1

tailored pants made of lightweight and durable fabrics, featuring a straight cut that falls from the waist to the ankles

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What are "slacks"?

Slacks are a type of tailored pants that are often worn as part of a formal or business-casual outfit. They are typically made of a lightweight, durable fabric such as wool, cotton, or synthetic blends, and feature a straight cut that falls from the waist to the ankles. Slacks are usually flat-fronted, without pleats, and can have a variety of pocket styles, including front slash pockets, back welt pockets, or side cargo pockets. They may be worn with a dress shirt and tie for a formal occasion, or with a more casual shirt or blouse for a business-casual setting. Slacks are a versatile wardrobe staple that can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion.

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1You've got Slacks or whatever going on.
2In parallel there's going to be an enormous amount of companies the next 24 months, maybe more than last 24 months, that go on to become the Slacks and the Ubers of the world because there's so much opportunity because Andreessen and is right, software is absolutely eating up the world and every single thing that we, as humans, are inefficient at will be closed the gap by technology
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