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accelerate

[ak-sel-uh-reyt] / ækˈsɛl əˌreɪt /


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Bevis said business has accelerated while Ford and GM, which recently took multibillion-dollar write-downs on their EV businesses, have pushed for domestic parts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bass also announced a new clean streets initiative dubbed Clean Corridors, which she said would “accelerate beautification” of major thoroughfares throughout the city in advance of the Olympics.

From Los Angeles Times

Liverpool have kept an eye on Jacquet, who held talks with Chelsea too, but their interest accelerated over the weekend with the player setting his heart on a move to Anfield.

From BBC

‘If central banks accelerate their buying on this dip, that will tell us a lot.’

From MarketWatch

He noted that “growth is broadly not accelerating in software, while it is in other sectors,” like those more linked to AI data-center buildouts, he said.

From MarketWatch