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observer

[uhb-zur-ver] / əbˈzɜr vər /


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Few observers think the union is girding for another showdown, especially at a time when many of its members are struggling to find work amid media consolidation and belt-tightening.

From Los Angeles Times

As observers see it, Xi has been in power a long time and his historic third term ends next year.

From BBC

Nilsson-Wright said leader Kim Jong Un is unlikely to "exploit these changes" but other observers believe there is still some risk that he could test the South with small provocations.

From BBC

Many observers attribute Brazil’s rally not only to the prospect of lower interest rates, but also to the pre-war weakening of the dollar on increasing demand for diversification away from U.S. assets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many observers have warned about the broader consequences of the war for civilian lives, regional security and global energy markets.

From BBC