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noise

[noiz] / nɔɪz /


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He also pointed to “increased noise around hyperscalers” leaning toward customer-owned tooling, which is when the customer has control over the manufacturing process and can choose different suppliers for different parts.

From MarketWatch

I said it slowly, each word above the noise of his crying.

From Literature

After decades of unrelenting attention to career and children, she loved the idea of tuning out the noise and using her hands.

From The Wall Street Journal

While war in the Middle East poses a real risks for investors, this week’s moves also illustrate a recurring lesson for investors: that geopolitical shocks often create more noise than lasting market damage.

From MarketWatch

She said a paramedic walked past, so the pair tried to get his attention as the woman "appeared to be in distress and was making grunting noises" but "did not appear to be receiving attention".

From BBC