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superpower

[soo-per-pou-er] / ˈsu pərˌpaʊ ər /


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Companies building this infrastructure, such as equipment providers and supply-chain managers, will benefit if superpowers such as the U.S. and China cooperate less, Hsiao notes.

From Barron's

Advocates of a U.S. takeover say that Greenland would benefit from association with the world’s leading superpower—and a range of linkages are possible.

From The Wall Street Journal

None of them are guaranteed to work, because nothing is guaranteed except death, taxes and superpowers’ interest in rare-earth deposits.

From MarketWatch

It maintains strong relations with every capital in the Middle East, while being the only non-Western technological superpower whose economic model is based on a free, open and inclusive society.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I have found listening to be extremely difficult, and the way Paul listens is like a superpower. He was so incredibly present in that room.”

From Los Angeles Times