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[wahyz] / waɪz /


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"I think a wise man once said nothing. Why? Because he was a wise man," Kennedy said.

From BBC

So while 2026 appears to be the likelier option for a ruling, investors would be wise to heed another point from Scotusblog: The court can add last-minute opinion days at any point in the term.

From MarketWatch

For all his caution about AI, however, Mr. Sunstein expresses firm confidence that wise “choice architects” would create “properly regulated” choice engines and allow their “ideal form” to make wiser decisions than people usually do.

From The Wall Street Journal

Do you think transport stocks are a wise investment right now?

From The Wall Street Journal

“Abraham was very wise in pushing it through quickly,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times