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reprieve

[ri-preev] / rɪˈpriv /




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“We might have had the delusion of a reprieve. But they didn’t change their mind.”

From Los Angeles Times

The furniture reprieve is no doubt intended to limit price increases for consumers.

From The Wall Street Journal

The U.S. dollar has had a rough go of it in 2025 — but one recent development indicates that the beaten-down buck could be due for a bit of a reprieve in early 2026.

From MarketWatch

Such a challenge, if successful, could give retailers a short reprieve until legislation External link kicks in next year to remove the exemption.

From Barron's

In return, the companies get administration-backed reprieves from potential new U.S. tariffs for three years.

From The Wall Street Journal