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dry up

verb as in dehydrate

verb as in exsiccate

verb as in mummify

Strong match

verb as in parch

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In addition to disarmament, Washington is also demanding that Beirut dry up the group's funding from Iran, which slammed Sunday's "cowardly" assassination.

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She also wonders how many opportunities have dried up because employers are making do with AI.

If AI fails to generate a sufficient return on investment, demand for AI infrastructure would dry up and data-center assets would drop in value.

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“This could exacerbate moves if investors continue to par positions before the holidays and liquidity dries up more.”

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The global liquidity cycle — best described as the flow of funds through world financial markets — is drying up and this is bearish for equities, says a veteran strategist.

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