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align

[uh-lahyn] / əˈlaɪn /




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“We have a strategic fundraising roadmap, raising the right capital for the right goals at each stage, while staying aligned with the best-fit investor,” he said at the time.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We're enhancing the training to make sure we align with the regulations and also provide that greater level of legal protection to our officers," she said.

From BBC

MFN pricing refers to a policy where drug prices are aligned with the lowest prices paid for the same drugs in other developed nations.

From Barron's

In May, he gave his company a 50% chance of being ready for a launch in late 2026, which would coincide with a narrow window that occurs every two years when Mars and Earth align.

From MarketWatch

In May, he gave his company a 50% chance of being ready for a launch in late 2026, which would coincide with a narrow window that occurs every two years when Mars and Earth align.

From MarketWatch