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lately

[leyt-lee] / ˈleɪt li /


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He said that the mountain lion’s prey of choice, mule deer, have been less readily available lately, potentially making them look for other sources of food.

From Los Angeles Times

He also addressed artificial intelligence, which has been a concern for software investors lately.

From MarketWatch

In fact, activist shareholders have been having a field day lately.

From Barron's

It benefits from both investment and industrial uses — and that’s a key reason why it has been more of a go-to hedge than gold lately.

From MarketWatch

Concerns over how artificial intelligence could disrupt the tech industry have taken center stage lately, but there was more behind Vogt’s previous Sell call than that.

From Barron's