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surprisingly

[ser-prahy-zing-lee, suh-] / sərˈpraɪ zɪŋ li, sə- /








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The type of employment most affected by AI so far is in high tech, not surprisingly.

From MarketWatch

Mark Ronson has more chill than a refrigerator full of penguins but his speech for the outstanding contribution award was surprisingly emotional.

From BBC

While these types of exhibitions are often an exercise in hunting for an aesthetic needle in a mind-numbing haystack, the quality here is surprisingly consistent with happy discoveries around almost every corner.

From The Wall Street Journal

Although NASA's Cassini spacecraft transformed our understanding of Saturn during its 13 year mission, it also uncovered new puzzles, including the surprisingly young age of Saturn's rings and Titan's shifting orbit.

From Science Daily

It’s a surprisingly modest take from a company that frequently touts its roster of clients including AT&T, whose representatives spoke at D-Wave’s annual user conference in January.

From Barron's