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resilience

Definition for resilience

noun as in elasticity

Strongest match

flexibility

Strong matches

pliancy, recoil, snap

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At its investor day, Chevron did an effective job of highlighting the resilience of the portfolio amid those lower prices, Jayaram said.

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The top issues include how to address weak climate goals and how to improve financial flows from rich to poor countries to build resilience against a warming world and transition to low-emission economies.

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The combination of delayed economic data, firmer inflation readings, and the economy’s headline resilience has since complicated the picture.

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They also point to the number of acquisition opportunities and the resilience and diversity of performance fees that Navigator collects.

His Minneapolis counterpart Neel Kashkari, who called for a pause in October, pointed to "underlying resilience in economic activity, more than I had expected".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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