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extreme

[ik-streem] / ɪkˈstrim /






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While time is working against late savers, financial experts say it is possible to get on track in a short amount of time with a clear and focused plan and extreme discipline.

From MarketWatch

Altavest’s Armbruster said that while he believes both gold and silver are likely to move even higher from here, “extreme volatility is a given.”

From MarketWatch

While effective, the disks could lose their ability to float when tilted at extreme angles.

From Science Daily

We can think of climate change as a pendulum: as it intensifies, it swings from one extreme to another, hot and cold and dry and wet.

From Salon

It had to appear isolated while still accessible from the road, while the owners had to be willing to allow "pretty extreme renovations", according to Chainey.

From BBC