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There have been murmurs about strained margins due to the cost of buying said chips, leading analysts to wonder just how much money Oracle can make from AI, and if the company’s good run will come to a halt.

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His report will not be ready for another year, but McFadden pushed back against the idea that reform had come to a halt until then.

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From one political row to another, while there was some progress over funding to redevelop the west Belfast GAA stadium before summer, it would appear to have come to a halt once more.

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The tariff impasse with its largest trading partner has continued far longer than anticipated, trade negotiations with Washington have come to a halt and the already damaged ties are fraying further with daily admonishments from US officials.

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Sadly, their love story has come to a halt.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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