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may

[mey] / meɪ /
VERB
grant permission
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VERB
concede possibility
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While Alabama may be fueled by external criticism and its underdog role, the team is spending its last stretch before the Rose Bowl focused on blocking out outside noise and embracing its internal standard.

From Los Angeles Times

The firm identified low enrollment and “unresolved design issues” as two threats, saying up to two-thirds of families may not enroll under the current opt-in system.

From Barron's

A pivotal Phase 3 trial may not start until late 2026, however, so Structure won’t be a competitor for several years.

From Barron's

The economy is still projected to accelerate this year from 1% to at least 2% growth, driven by an interest rate cutting cycle that may go further.

From Barron's

You may feel proud of your decades of diligent saving for retirement.

From MarketWatch