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guarantee

[gar-uhn-tee] / ˌgær ənˈti /




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“The potential to boost Venezuelan production hinges on capital, which in turn depends on political stability and likely requires guarantees from the U.S. government.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Four players are guaranteed a place, but who could join them?

From BBC

He can't guarantee that his party, and more importantly the public, will agree.

From BBC

"It doesn't guarantee us anything. So there is a bit of uncertainty. We don't know what the coming days will bring."

From BBC

Jellycat has become an unexpected, light-hearted outlet for young Chinese people to air their grievances about a slowing economy, where hard work doesn't guarantee comparable rewards.

From BBC