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seldom

[sel-duhm] / ˈsɛl dəm /


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The film gives a glossy glimpse inside the world of Melania, a deeply private woman who seldom gives interviews and is selective about when and where she appears in public as first lady.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Markets very seldom even try to predict important change,” he said in a recent paper that debated the value of AI stocks, and broader market valuations, with his longtime associate Edward Chancellor.

From Barron's

“Markets very seldom even try to predict important change,” he said in a recent paper that debated the value of AI stocks, and broader market valuations, with his longtime associate Edward Chancellor.

From Barron's

The protests spread nationwide, reaching as far as the Persian Gulf island of Qeshm, a free-trade zone that has seldom seen any kind of political mobilization.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, historically, economic warfare has seldom been sufficient to achieve geostrategic goals.

From The Wall Street Journal