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soar

[sawr, sohr] / sɔr, soʊr /


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The head of the World Trade Organization on Friday urged China to change its growth model, arguing that its soaring trade surplus was ultimately unsustainable and risked sparking new trade barriers.

From Barron's

In artificial intelligence, chip makers and many manufacturers have seen profits explode higher in response to soaring demand from Big Tech services companies that are building data centers to support AI.

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The following may be useful if you are among the investors who believe bitcoin will soar from here.

From MarketWatch

The demand for estradiol patches—which deliver steady doses of estrogen—is soaring as women seek relief from symptoms of menopause and perimenopause.

From The Wall Street Journal

That reassured shareholders who might have been spooked by Cisco’s earnings earlier this week, when it said its own margins would be compressed due to the soaring cost of memory components.

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