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perception

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“There is at least a perception of higher prices and higher costs of goods,” Lohrey said.

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In recent months, Alphabet’s share price has outperformed Nvidia’s as the market’s perception of its relative positions in the AI boom has been dramatically revised.

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After several contentious sessions on regulating trade in other species, including eels, the proposal to increase shark protections passed by consensus, which Slee said was a sign of changing perceptions of sharks.

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The moves reflected a perception within Lloyd’s that the earlier review had failed to get to the bottom of the matter, some of the people close to Lloyd’s said.

Mazón, of the conservative People's Party, has already said this month he is stepping down as regional leader due to a perception that he and his administration mishandled the crisis.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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