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disagreement

[dis-uh-gree-muhnt] / ˌdɪs əˈgri mənt /




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A spokesman for Coefficient Giving said that, because there is disagreement about which AI threats are most pressing, it avoids “taking institutional positions that might imply a settled view about the right approach.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Amorim has said there have been disagreements with the club over transfer targets, while hints at growing tensions with director of football Jason Wilcox have been getting stronger.

From BBC

The screenings come amid long-standing tensions between Netflix and theater owners focused around disagreements over the length of time films can be exclusively shown in theaters before becoming available on streaming platforms.

From MarketWatch

The screenings come amid long-standing tensions between Netflix and theater owners focused around disagreements over the length of time films can be exclusively shown in theaters before becoming available on streaming platforms.

From MarketWatch

But the scheme, jointly developed by the three countries, has stalled in recent months over disagreements between France's Dassault Aviation and Airbus, which represents German and Spanish interests in the project.

From Barron's