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create

[kree-eyt] / kriˈeɪt /


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In an interview with People published over Christmas, Daniel Stern said he had been commissioned by the owners of the house used in the “Home Alone” movies to create a bronze sculpture.

From Los Angeles Times

Every stock on the list trades at a forward price/earnings multiple that is at least 5% below its five-year average, creating the potential for strong earnings to give the shares a boost.

From Barron's

AI has created insatiable demand for power, and energy producers and distributors are racing to respond.

From Barron's

He has held the reins just as many younger, social-media-savvy traders flooded into financial markets—a cohort often game to create digital images of Powell dancing or throwing cash after an interest-rate cut is announced.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Moreover, there is an increasing trend of replacing legitimate oversight activities with circus-like publicity stunts, all of which creates a chaotic environment with heightened emotions,” she wrote.

From Los Angeles Times