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equate

[ih-kweyt] / ɪˈkweɪt /


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As it stands, foreign investment equates to a mere 0.3% of Iran’s gross domestic production, the lowest level over the past two decades.

From MarketWatch

As it stands, foreign investment equates to a mere 0.3% of Iran’s gross domestic production, the lowest level over the past two decades.

From MarketWatch

It said these raids had led to more than 12,300 arrests, which equates to an 83% rise.

From BBC

“To us, good economics equates to good politics, and this move would seem to hurt credit availability and GDP,” the Wells Fargo team wrote.

From Barron's

Jeong Haneul, a former youth men’s North Korean soccer player, recalled training sessions where coaches equated the soccer pitch with a battlefield.

From The Wall Street Journal