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catalyst

Definition for catalyst

noun as in something which incites activity

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He still likes the stock’s risk-reward balance but acknowledged that “many will look elsewhere where catalysts and near-term earnings upside could be better.”

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But many of their earlier designs depend on synthetic catalysts or inorganic semiconductors, which either degrade quickly, waste much of the solar spectrum, or contain toxic elements such as lead.

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George emphasizes that the company’s focus is on empowering its creative teams to use AI as a catalyst for creation, rather than its substitute.

The rise in both stocks could be a boon for a market looking for its next big catalyst.

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Finding a new catalyst to make the stock rise more has been difficult.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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