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firmly

[furm-lee] / ˈfɜrm li /




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The focus of the market remains firmly on Nvidia AI chips.

From Barron's

Cunningham's 15 third-quarter points matched the Knicks' total for the period -- New York's lowest scoring quarter of the season leaving the Pistons firmly in control.

From Barron's

“I firmly believe when new orders start turning around … and expand for three, four, five months — then you’re going to see it flow to production as backlog and then everything should follow,” she said.

From MarketWatch

Lord Hain is firmly behind a full decant, arguing that previous reports have found it to be the cheaper option.

From BBC

But she firmly believes that “if you want to have a great dining experience, then you have to meet the people serving you halfway, or at least partway. It’s supposed to be a collaboration.”

From The Wall Street Journal