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combination

[kom-buh-ney-shuhn] / ˌkɒm bəˈneɪ ʃən /




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The trend gained steam in the aftermath of the pandemic as several states, governed by both parties, became flush with revenue from a combination of federal fiscal stimulus, high inflation, and wage growth.

From Barron's

As with many things in cooking, it’s a trial-and-error process — some flavor combinations may not translate well on the plate, while others may blissfully surprise you.

From Salon

Instead, the combination of declining valuations and increased investor uncertainty has historically signaled a market bottom, according to Fish.

From MarketWatch

She said the "combination of the temperature and wind meant despite having prepared as much as we could have it was a huge risk to go on".

From BBC

“The methodology was based on well-established metrics consistent with formulas widely used to set debate participation nationwide — a combination of polling and fundraising — and developed without regard to any particular candidate.”

From Los Angeles Times