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choke

[chohk] / tʃoʊk /


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China has begun choking off exports of rare earths and rare-earth magnets to Japan, a potential blow to Japanese companies that use them to produce components for global chip makers, car companies and defense firms.

From The Wall Street Journal

The choke points are likely to be physical, and not every company will be rewarded equally.

From Barron's

The streets of Tehran were calm early on Wednesday, a change from the usual chaotic and choking traffic, with the authorities having announced a bank holiday with just a day's notice.

From Barron's

This approach acknowledges that developing resilience is costly and helps ensure that scarce capital goes to the most vital choke points.

From The Wall Street Journal

What’s more, he estimated that about 30 homes were “red tagged,” or currently deemed unsafe to inhabit, after debris flows choked homes with pounds and pounds of sludge.

From Los Angeles Times