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tricky

[trik-ee] / ˈtrɪk i /




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If AI is fueling a building boom that drives up costs in the near term, the Fed may face a trickier balancing act than its rosy GDP projections suggest.

From Barron's

If AI is fueling a building boom that drives up costs in the near term, the Fed may face a trickier balancing act than its rosy GDP projections suggest.

From Barron's

Even if the French law passes, putting it into place will be tricky.

From Barron's

A quick peace will likely lead to a messy aftermath and tricky negotiations between Iran, the U.S.,

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They ultimately fell to Croatia on penalties in the knockout stage but, with a wealth of talent at their disposal, could prove tricky opponents at this summer's World Cup in North America.

From BBC