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flare

verb as in increase activity suddenly

verb as in spread

Strongest match

Strong matches

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Cursor works out of North Beach, the historic Italian neighborhood with a bohemian flare that is decidedly separate from the AI epicenter in downtown San Francisco.

Airbus stock fell in response to news that it announced a “precautionary fleet action” for A320-family jets that could be affected by solar flares.

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He has sought to smooth over tensions with conservative Catholics that flared under Francis’ reign, threatening the unity of the church.

Alaska restricts flaring of natural gas, a common way to dispose of the volatile substance, but a lack of pipelines limits shipments to markets.

Now puzzled, the team began to dig deeper and found that these flares occurred most often when planet HIP 67522b passed in front of the star, when viewed from Earth.

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

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