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slack

[slak] / slæk /




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Upward price pressures have eased, the central bank said, and it expects inflation to remain close to 2% for the next two years as higher costs associated with tariffs are offset by excess economic slack.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once a flight is canceled, there’s very little slack in the system for rebookings, as airlines work to fly planes as close to capacity as possible.

From MarketWatch

Once a flight is canceled, there’s very little slack in the system for rebookings, as airlines work to fly planes as close to capacity as possible.

From MarketWatch

And once a flight is canceled, there’s very little slack in the system for rebookings, presenting additional challenges for airlines and passengers.

From MarketWatch

And once a flight is canceled, there’s very little slack in the system for rebookings, presenting additional challenges for airlines and passengers.

From MarketWatch