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high

[hahy] / haɪ /








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However, this future cooling is likely to be less extreme because higher oxygen levels reduce the strength of the nutrient feedback in the oceans.

From Science Daily

While the NHS remains on high alert over flu, the surge in the virus is slowing for now at least.

From BBC

The yen has rarely traded this weak since 1990, raising concerns among policymakers about higher prices of imported goods such as food and energy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gold prices shot to a record high on Monday as investors grow increasingly optimistic the US Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates through next year.

From Barron's

For industrial actors, the cost of capturing, transporting and storing their emissions remains far higher than the price of purchasing carbon allowances on the market.

From Barron's