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switch

[swich] / swɪtʃ /




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However, military commanders have been reluctant to switch, because they don’t want Russia’s Federal Security Service, which owns Max, reading their communications.

From The Wall Street Journal

Over the last 30 days, OpenAI has witnessed a “fundamental switch” in how businesses are using AI, said Dresser, OpenAI’s revenue chief, who called it a “wildfire moment.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Stacey's family of six have all switched to a dairy free diet to avoid any cross contamination in the kitchen, and Stacey and her husband make all of Brayen's school lunches.

From BBC

Before Mr. Ariosto is able to sufficiently explore some important topic, he switches to a completely different subject.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Maldives and Nepal are rationing the supply of liquefied petroleum gas—popular for cooking—urging households to switch to electric stoves.

From The Wall Street Journal