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plugged in

[pluhgd-in] / ˈplʌgdˈɪn /












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As demand for artificial intelligence heats up, technology giants are racing to invest billions of dollars in the region, attracted by a growing plugged-in user base.

From Barron's

How very fitting that the habitually plugged-in crowd tried to make sense of those quotation marks surrounding Fennell’s title.

From Salon

"May looks really rough," says one plugged-in senior Labour figure in the capital.

From BBC

In Hebrew, Mr. Segal is Israel’s most plugged-in political journalist.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since then, Tenev has come to realize that plugged-in, aggressive traders are actually key to his company’s success.

From The Wall Street Journal