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“Microbes have been around for billions of years and they have this ability to catalyze everything,” Dennett said.

The optimism catalyzed China’s tech industry, unleashed an even bigger geyser of government support and jolted American competition into overdrive.

These properties are critical in determining how effectively a material can catalyze chemical reactions.

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From Buenos Aires to Mexico City, pragmatic changes and fiscal credibility are catalyzing investment.

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The deal will give Compass a lot of leverage, and could have downstream effects in terms of catalyzing additional consolidation as other brokerages aim to grow their share inorganically.

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