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fuel

[fyoo-uhl] / ˈfyu əl /




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Bread prices have tripled and fuel costs have risen four times in two years.

From Barron's

New Zealand’s economy has been slowly emerging from years of weakness, with aggressive interest rate cuts since mid-2024 starting to fuel stronger confidence and business activity.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lindsay said she was "deeply concerned" about the social factors fuelling demand for skin lightening products, warning that "colourism and harmful beauty standards can create vulnerability".

From BBC

Europe vowed to buy huge amounts of fossil fuels from the United States as part of a trade deal to end a tariffs row last year.

From Barron's

The oil deprivation in Cuba has sparked concern from international bodies, including the United Nations, which warned that the holdout would strain an already-fragile fuel situation and create a humanitarian crisis in the country.

From Los Angeles Times