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tacit

[tas-it] / ˈtæs ɪt /


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Even looser U.S. enforcement, limited waivers, or tacit tolerance could allow more Iranian barrels to move into formal markets.

From Barron's

“But unlike physical abuse and neglect, financial abuse is more likely to occur with the tacit acknowledgment and consent of the elder person and can be more difficult to detect and establish,” the researchers add.

From MarketWatch

Rwanda denies the allegations, however, its presence in Washington was a tacit acknowledgment of its influence over the M23.

From BBC

What’s more, “AI may be less capable of replacing tacit knowledge, the idiosyncratic tips and tricks that accumulate with experience,” the authors added.

From MarketWatch

“The implications of such a meeting, if it occurred, are clear and evince a tacit resistance to, if not active sabotage of, a Paramount offer,” Paramount wrote.

From Los Angeles Times