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substantial

[suhb-stan-shuhl] / səbˈstæn ʃəl /




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It also has substantial long-term potential in new segments such as semiconductors and energy storage, the analysts say.

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The loss on the Brahmbhatt loans represents a tiny fraction of HPS’s $179 billion in assets under management, but it is having a substantial impact on the two main funds that held it.

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“Accepting her position as an elementary school substitute teacher subjected Polk to a substantial degree of control by the democratically-elected Board.”

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“This backstopped exchange results in no risk and no value leakage to WBD shareholders while delivering substantial value to WBD bondholders,” Paramount says.

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Remanding Mulakhil in custody to be sentenced at a later date, Judge Kristina Montgomery KC said: "He will plainly receive a substantial custodial sentence which will automatically make him liable for deportation at its conclusion."

From BBC