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leeway

noun as in room to move, grow

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Those points could give the central bank more leeway to lower interest rates at its final meeting of the year.

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Those points could give the central bank more leeway to lower interest rates at its final meeting of the year.

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While not immune to the macro challenges, wealthier households have had more leeway to spend.

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While not immune to the macro challenges, wealthier households have had more leeway to spend.

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“I think the government should give us the leeway to educate ourselves,” she said.