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shaky

[shey-kee] / ˈʃeɪ ki /




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As shaky as it sometimes is as a work of art, there’s also an argument that a movie like this defies criticism.

From Los Angeles Times

Discovery appeared to be on shakier ground Wednesday, after the Warner Bros. board urged shareholders to reject Paramount’s offer and stick with the already accepted bid from Netflix.

From MarketWatch

Board members said they were concerned that Paramount’s financing appeared shaky and the Ellison family’s assurances were far from ironclad.

From Los Angeles Times

The assumption that AI would significantly boost tech companies’ profits started to look very shaky at the start of 2026, as AI adoption rates moderated.

From MarketWatch

“The traditions of the holiday season, especially the music, provide us an emotional anchor as we face rising costs, a shaky job market, political strife at home and war abroad,” Bailey said.

From The Wall Street Journal