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boom

verb as in crash; make loud sound

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The two CEOs said the deal would tie their companies together and give them incentives to commit to the AI infrastructure boom.

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Service robots have seen booming demand as well, given a shortage of workers and increased reliability in digitalized factories, they note.

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A geographic shuffle could easily move two existing banks to booming Miami and Phoenix, each of which has a metropolitan population over five million.

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Interest rates would recede and investor confidence would boom.

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That is a big change from recent years, when low deal volume led banks to pare back the staff they had raced to hire in the 2021 boom.

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