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dynamic

[dahy-nam-ik] / daɪˈnæm ɪk /


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A man and woman who died in a two-car crash in County Antrim on Sunday have been remembered as "vibrant and dynamic" by their parish priest.

From BBC

"Zoos, where reproduction is carefully managed, provide a unique setting to study these dynamics," says Johanna Stärk, one of the authors.

From Science Daily

SYDNEY—With the Federal Reserve under pressure to cut interest rates more, its counterpart in Australia is facing a different dynamic with implications for global currency and fixed-income markets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Andy Wood, director of place at East Devon District Council, said the situation in Exmouth was "inherently a dynamic situation, and it's evolving".

From BBC

Tourism represents around 13 percent of the economy in the world's second most-visited country after France, whose dynamic growth has outstripped EU peers.

From Barron's