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panoply

[pan-uh-plee] / ˈpæn ə pli /


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That meeting — set for Oct. 28-29 — comes at a time when the Federal Reserve has to decide on monetary policy without the full panoply of government data it would ordinarily rely on.

From MarketWatch

“European companies are adopting a full panoply of measures,” Oneglia says.

From Barron's

There are a huge number of professionals from different disciplines: nutritionists, social workers, mental health specialists, along with the full panoply of medical staff.

From BBC

Throughout Updike’s life he had a panoply of discouraging but not-terribly-threatening illnesses: asthma, dental failures and, above all, psoriasis.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Hearts of Iron IV” is a fan favorite in the panoply of online strategy games.

From The Wall Street Journal