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harden

[hahr-dn] / ˈhɑr dn /




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Looming over it all is the U.S.’s hardening stance toward Europe.

From The Wall Street Journal

Researchers have found comprehensive home hardening and defensible space can reduce the risk of a home burning by about a third, but not bring it down to zero.

From Los Angeles Times

“While China’s industry is highly skilled and highly capable, its dominant position is both enabled and hardened by subsidies, price manipulation, and scale,” said Matthew Sloustcher, MP Materials’

From Barron's

The moment the grim rumours hardened to upsetting fact, the tributes started to come in clusters from at home and abroad.

From BBC

But his supporters view it as politically motivated, and it may only harden their resolve to back him in the 2024 Republican primary, rank-and-file Republican voters, party officials and political analysts told Reuters.

From Reuters