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dominate

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“Markets currently assume that US companies will dominate AI just as they did the smartphone era, and that it will be equally profitable for them,” writes Gave.

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But her latest has dominated conversation online, and ten of her songs appeared in the Spotify Top 50 in the U.K. on Wednesday.

It dominates the production of the minerals, which are needed to make everything from smartphones to submarines.

"If the US thinks that it can dominate China, it can suppress China, I think has proven to be wrong," Ms Jin says.

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Pharma companies have been battling to dominate the burgeoning market for weight-loss drugs.

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

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