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highly

[hahy-lee] / ˈhaɪ li /


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Until recently, Vietnam's crypto scene was a wild west, with highly speculative ventures and outright Ponzi schemes flourishing alongside startups offering legitimate products.

From Barron's

Actual rates of return on both a house and a stock market portfolio are highly variable.

From The Wall Street Journal

In theory, breaking down the building process into a series of discrete, repeatable tasks can mean fewer highly trained workers are needed per unit.

From Los Angeles Times

They argue that the human brain routinely carries out highly complex calculations, even if people are unaware of it.

From Science Daily

And it's not just romantic leads who have developed intense, highly publicised relationships.

From BBC