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thorny

[thawr-nee] / ˈθɔr ni /




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Moreover, one of the thorniest challenges with the agency’s data collection was in a category that makes up a huge portion of the price index: housing.

From The Wall Street Journal

We recently wrote about how some wealthy families are passing down money to their children and grandchildren, and asked readers about the thorny money discussions that often accompany this shift.

From The Wall Street Journal

In other ways, though, it was just the first in what will likely be many thorny questions around technology that not everyone fully understands.

From The Wall Street Journal

The court could also take a narrower approach and avoid thornier constitutional issues.

From Barron's

The court could also take a narrower approach and avoid thornier constitutional issues.

From Barron's