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equate

[ih-kweyt] / ɪˈkweɪt /


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Harris said they were hoping to be able to see up to 60 patients a day, which equates to 21,360 over a year, excluding public holidays.

From BBC

And unless Tottenham can arrest their slump, that would equate to a further seven points, taking them to 36 on the final day of the season.

From BBC

“I equate the cowboy with what the medieval knight is to Europe, what the samurai is to Japan,” Singleton said.

From Los Angeles Times

Add to that the November debut of autonomous AI agent OpenClaw that some have equated to the fictional "Jarvis" AI assistant from the "Iron Man" superhero films.

From Barron's

Look at the money that was collected last year, and that actually equates to average tariffs of about 11%.

From BBC