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frenzied

[fren-zeed] / ˈfrɛn zid /


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The decision to loosen or do away with restrictions meant to ensure new hires stick around reflects the frenzied competition for top-tier technical talent within the AI industry.

From The Wall Street Journal

His genial, carefree attitude—“I’m not dead,” he insists, though context suggests otherwise—is meant to provide some lightness to contrast with Scarlet’s frenzied dedication, but neither character is especially compelling.

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The result is what several officials described as a frenzied race to move ahead before the U.S. imposes its own arrangements.

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A frenzied media storm has since ensued, in which Nuzzi is either victim or perpetrator, depending on your point of view.

From Los Angeles Times

This isn’t a function of frenzied home buying but instead mortgage refinancing, National Bank Capital Markets’ economists note.

From The Wall Street Journal