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riddle

[rid-l] / ˈrɪd l /




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AI has a somewhat dubious reputation in the legal world, where lawyers in recent months have drawn ridicule and reprimand for submitting briefs riddled with citations to fictional cases and factual errors.

From The Wall Street Journal

The economists also found that rising tariffs went hand in hand with rising unemployment, which may help explain the inflation riddle.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Pacific Palisades Bowl mobile home park is still riddled with fire debris, months after the park next door was cleaned up.

From Los Angeles Times

But the report was riddled with methodological issues after the 43-day government shutdown prevented the statistical agency from collecting and processing data.

From Barron's

The myth imagines a benevolent planner; the reality looks much closer to a second-best market riddled with information frictions.

From The Wall Street Journal