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curbing

[kur-bing] / ˈkɜr bɪŋ /






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Slater developed an interest in curbing Big Tech’s power after working at The Internet Association, a trade group representing large technology companies.

From The Wall Street Journal

But many experts say reducing those emissions is critical for curbing climate change, as the transportation sector is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S.

From Los Angeles Times

"I personally like the Australian model," Delgado said, while adding that, as the father of a teenager, he understood the challenges of curbing children's social media use.

From Barron's

Producers like Kuwait and Iraq are curbing production because of a lack of storage.

From Barron's

Evan Ellis, professor of Latin American studies at the US Army War College Strategic Studies Institute, expects the summit to focus on drug trafficking, migration, counter-terrorism, and curbing Beijing's hemispheric influence.

From BBC