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thunder

[thuhn-der] / ˈθʌn dər /






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While Alphabet has stolen some of Nvidia’s thunder in the artificial-intelligence conversation lately, the chip giant still seems to have the power to create winners in the stock market.

From MarketWatch

But select Dynamic mode and an ominous thunder instantly appears on the aural horizon.

From The Wall Street Journal

They kept coming, again and again, each shot thundering across downtown Dayton, Ohio.

From Washington Post

Authorities have deployed workers to Khao Laem National Park to extinguish the fire- believed to have been sparked by thunder strikes.

From BBC

“It’ll be heavier at times, but then it will stop and start again, and there may be some thunder in there. It will be a little bit more active tonight and into tomorrow.”

From Los Angeles Times