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scare

[skair] / skɛər /




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A portent, perhaps, of the weather forecast which briefly caused a scare prior to India's dominant win over Pakistan later that evening.

From BBC

The artificial-intelligence scare trade spread beyond the software sector into real estate, transportation, and wealth management, leading to some wild stock price swings.

From Barron's

The artificial-intelligence scare trade spread beyond the software sector into real estate, transportation, and wealth management, leading to some wild stock price swings.

From Barron's

"It's sad that people think that this kind of thing can be done, that you can go around intimidating people, you can go around scaring people," he said.

From BBC

Team USA survived a scare when they went 2-1 down to the Danes in the first period when Nicholas B. Jensen scored from centre ice.

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