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curve
noun as in arched, rounded line or object
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He said he sees no risk of Japan falling behind the policy curve, suggesting the BOJ is in no rush to tighten policy settings.
The creature had a large mouth and long fins and a wide back that curved down into the water.
Treasury yields edged higher in Asian trade across the curve except for the two-year maturity, but moves were overall small after this week’s major central-bank policy decisions.
Treasurys sold off, sending yields up and flattening the curve, as Fed Chair Powell threw some cold water on forecasts of another interest rate cut in December.
The sand depressions visible in images mark these nests: some stand alone at the bottom right, others form curved lines at the center, and still others cluster together at the top left.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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