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facet

[fas-it] / ˈfæs ɪt /


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Telus said the appointment of Dodig was part of a comprehensive succession plan, which is itself a facet of the company’s regular planning for all senior executives.

From The Wall Street Journal

While few dispute the potential for AI to remake the business-software sector—along with virtually every facet of the economy—most believe the impacts will be more diffuse and delayed than this week’s selloff suggested.

From The Wall Street Journal

As well as the queen's portrait, the coins feature designs "symbolically reflecting the many facets of Queen Elizabeth II's life and legacy", the mint said.

From BBC

An equally American facet of the game is that it’s a big business.

From The Wall Street Journal

On and off the ice, he said he spends about six hours a day working on some part of the physical or mental facets of his skating.

From Los Angeles Times