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compel

[kuhm-pel] / kəmˈpɛl /


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"By supporting players at all levels, we're building deeper talent pools and more compelling storylines for fans."

From Barron's

"To have a technological shift like this, you need consistent, coherent and compelling messaging and support… Even the announcement of a tax specifically on EVs will send a very conflicting message to consumers."

From BBC

And she called for the government to take up recommendations by the Committee to compel social media platforms "to take greater responsibility for their content".

From BBC

Broad index gains often obscure where the most compelling opportunities may lie, setting the stage for a potential catch-up trade.

From Barron's

"Being compelled to think like that is useful because many of those questions are the questions that good historians should be asking themselves anyway."

From BBC