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greatly

[greyt-lee] / ˈgreɪt li /


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"It's a great honour to be part of it and it will help the school greatly and stop the risk of people being hit or worse."

From BBC

Minors with earned income can greatly benefit from Roth savings — if they have legitimate earned income — especially because they are likely to earn below the threshold to owe taxes.

From MarketWatch

Instead, what followed was a demonstration of Jevons’ Paradox: More-capable and efficient models greatly increased demand for AI services, justifying more investment.

From Barron's

Davis also greatly benefited when a federal court tossed out strict contribution limits, allowing him to go from collecting bite-size donations to much greater sums.

From Los Angeles Times

I greatly admire your column for both its financial insights and its understanding of the psychological and family dynamics behind these decisions.

From MarketWatch