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reflecting

[ri-flek-ting] / rɪˈflɛk tɪŋ /












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Set in a surreally rendered present day, it accurately captures the emotion and the aesthetic of our time, reflecting the relentless nature of our current challenge.

From Salon

In the past, they have defended these actions as reflecting the will of voters, with the senate president describing one key bill as balancing “appointment power between the legislative and executive branches.”

From Salon

Large employers have indicated they either want to maintain their teams’ sizes next year or cut workers, reflecting economic concerns and a belief that AI could handle more work.

From The Wall Street Journal

Western Digital shares surged in 2025, driven by high demand for its hard drives, reflecting its industry dominance.

From Barron's

Oil prices are already reflecting loads of bad news—and oil stocks have lagged behind the market.

From Barron's