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invest

[in-vest] / ɪnˈvɛst /




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The distillery will stay closed while the firm takes "the opportunity to invest in site enhancements," it told to the BBC in a statement on Sunday.

From BBC

In a statement, a spokesperson said the airline “continues to see a reduction in these types of events” and is investing in training and other procedures to ensure the highest-possible cabin-air quality.

From The Wall Street Journal

The government says it is investing in high quality music teaching and that a "renewed curriculum" will encourage more people to study it.

From BBC

“If someone asks for the best investing tools, then my bot will comment, ‘There’s a bunch of investing tools and BeyondSPX is one of them.’”

From The Wall Street Journal

In what kind of projects would Washington and Moscow invest?

From The Wall Street Journal