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friction

[frik-shuhn] / ˈfrɪk ʃən /




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If the moat was friction, not technology, the following sectors are exposed.

From MarketWatch

That has been a big source of friction with fire victims, fueling the ongoing litigation over the matter.

From Los Angeles Times

President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico has welcomed the comments as a major step forward on an issue that has caused diplomatic friction between the two countries in recent years.

From BBC

But during a time of social friction, war abroad and growing ecological awareness at home, artists’ aims expanded, and land art matched the moment.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Nobody will actually park wealth under the illusion that there’s no geopolitical friction,” said Ryan Lin, a director at Singaporean law firm Bayfront Law.

From The Wall Street Journal