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fringe

[frinj] / frɪndʒ /


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“Companies willing to drill out on the fringes, unless they have great economics, they’re not going to do any exploring.”

From The Wall Street Journal

After bankruptcy, Parkin spent her last years in a council flat in the World's End estate in London, on the fringes of Chelsea, still painting and writing - including for music.

From BBC

Even today, Maddell does his best to keep his identity hidden, permanently hiding his face behind his tousled, neon pink fringe.

From BBC

Everyday traders go from fringe players to dominant market force.

From MarketWatch

In just three years, generative artificial intelligence has gone from a fringe Silicon Valley novelty to a household name.

From MarketWatch