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spark

[spahrk] / spɑrk /




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That’s sparking fears that supply will grow and erode the pricing power that Micron and its fellow memory suppliers have enjoyed.

From MarketWatch

The president can spark a rally or buy investors a few days of optimism.

From MarketWatch

Blankfein added that the long period without a financial crisis cleansing process meant ”you accumulate tinder on the floor of the forest and eventually a spark will come.

From MarketWatch

"It didn't seem a problem at the time - it was the done thing - but I wouldn't like someone sparking up at a table now," he says.

From BBC

An experiment by a trusted consumer advocacy group last year found many Australian sunscreens were not providing the protection they claimed to, sparking public outrage in a country which is a skin cancer hotspot.

From BBC