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intersection

[in-ter-sek-shuhn] / ˌɪn tərˈsɛk ʃən /


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The car in front stops noticeably short of the intersection and doesn’t move even after the light changes.

From Los Angeles Times

At the Journal, he has covered agriculture, focusing on the intersection of corporate strategy and the farm economy, and how emerging technology is changing the way food is produced.

From The Wall Street Journal

He specializes in deeply reported narratives at the intersections of business, politics and culture.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Our findings suggest that individuals with a history of stroke may be particularly vulnerable to the harmful effects of air pollution on brain health, highlighting an important intersection between environmental and vascular risk factors."

From Science Daily

Her stories often explore topics such as workforce development and skills, contingent work, compensation, the bonds between employers and workers, and the intersection between economic trends and the on-the-ground practices of employers.

From The Wall Street Journal