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propel

[pruh-pel] / prəˈpɛl /


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Beating Fritz propelled Musetti, 23, into the last eight at Melbourne for the first time, with clay and grass his usual forte.

From Barron's

Excitement over AI has played a major role in propelling stocks to new records in recent years, with investors especially eager to buy the stocks of so-called AI hyperscalers like Alphabet and Microsoft.

From The Wall Street Journal

In a wild week for commodity markets, forecasts for some of the coldest, snowiest weather in years continued to propel natural-gas prices.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the fact that it had enough momentum to propel it into best picture was a real show of strength - especially without other major nominations in best director or the acting categories.

From BBC

They helped to propel its leaders to power in 1979, and largely sat out the mass protests that swept Iran in past years.

From The Wall Street Journal