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loose

[loos] / lus /






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There are still only a small number of venues in the UK where people are handed a baseball bat and let loose.

From BBC

Executives at xAI have repeatedly found that offering AI tools with looser guardrails than other platforms has helped drive engagement, according to people familiar with the changes.

From The Wall Street Journal

The looser, more creative Alcaraz has not managed to master the Melbourne surface and has yet to go beyond the quarter-finals here.

From BBC

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s board meets in February against a backdrop of a series of troubling indicators for investors who have gotten used to looser monetary policy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Meanwhile, seven menacing figures in shaggy bleached-blond wigs are on the loose, looking like the world’s most dangerous bubblegum pop band.

From The Wall Street Journal