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pronounced

[pruh-nounst] / prəˈnaʊnst /


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The commodity boom, especially pronounced in gold and other metals, is generating some remarkable statistics and dramatically revising some hitherto well-established ratios.

From MarketWatch

The commodity price boom, especially pronounced in gold and metals, is generating some remarkable statistics and dramatically revising some hitherto well-established ratios.

From MarketWatch

The commodity price boom, especially pronounced in gold and metals, is generating some remarkable statistics and dramatically revising some hitherto well-established ratios.

From MarketWatch

Over time, they detected slow but pronounced changes in this twinkling behavior, known as scintillation.

From Science Daily

The need to pause is more pronounced now that BP has divested some of its key cash flow generating asset, Castrol, they say.

From The Wall Street Journal