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power

[pou-er] / ˈpaʊ ər /




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As Robert Mundell, a Nobel laureate in economics, observed, “great powers have great currencies.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Apparently cowed by the regime's display of raw, indiscriminate power, such a bold move by the opposition seems, for now at least, highly unlikely.

From BBC

Earlier this year, Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg bemoaned this connection crisis and offered a solution: “virtual friends” powered by generative AI.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Taiwan deal focuses on semiconductors because of the dominance of TSMC, which essentially has a monopoly on making the advanced chips that power the modern economy.

From The Wall Street Journal

A reduction in days on market or slow increase in inventory would point to more power for sellers—while buyers could have more power in places where supply is plentiful and homes sit longer.

From Barron's