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noise

[noiz] / nɔɪz /


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“Don’t listen to the outside noise,” Higbee said when asked to describe the formula for a Super Bowl run.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s because Fed officials have signaled that the unemployment rate is a good barometer of labor conditions, amid the noise in the data from the government shutdown and slipping labor supply.

From Barron's

Some protesters have appeared outside hotels, including in Minnesota, to create noise and attempt to disturb the sleep of ICE agents staying there.

From The Wall Street Journal

"As anyone who has ever watched a child play with old-school Legos knows, children's Lego creations already do move and make noises through the power of children's imaginations," he told the BBC.

From BBC

Venezuela-related developments are seen as sentiment noise rather than a fundamental driver for local players, he says.

From The Wall Street Journal