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bell

[bel] / bɛl /


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If that name rings a bell, it's because they got into trouble late last year for creating a song using an AI clone of Jorja Smith's voice.

From BBC

—European indexes fell at the opening bell as miners and banks slipped.

From The Wall Street Journal

Alarm bells went off among suppliers and creditors when Saks Global scrambled to raise cash to meet a June debt payment.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lee's rise to become president of South Korea had previously sounded alarm bells in Tokyo and Washington.

From BBC

The nation’s largest bank posted lower profits and a surprise drop in investment-banking fees before the opening bell, and its shares closed 4.2% lower.

From The Wall Street Journal