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amount

[uh-mount] / əˈmaʊnt /






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A comparable amount of CO2 can be stored, to the volume of oil and gas that's been extracted, he added, suggesting an operational lifespan for CCS sites of 10 to 30 years.

From BBC

For now, the dollar's falls remain small enough that the impact for American consumers is likely to amount to "noise", Brooks said.

From BBC

But Michael Kugelman and others see a connection between the military's involvement in politics and the amount of space to speak out.

From BBC

That suggests a meaningful amount of future growth is already baked into the shares—and investors will be looking for proof it can be delivered.

From Barron's

That suggests a meaningful amount of future growth is already baked into the shares—and investors will be looking for proof it can be delivered.

From Barron's