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tail

[teyl] / teɪl /




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Geopolitical fragmentation was once seen as a tail risk, but it is fast becoming a central factor influencing the direction of global finance.

From Barron's

Geopolitical fragmentation was once seen as a tail risk, but it is fast becoming a central factor influencing the direction of global finance.

From Barron's

“Against that backdrop, the settlement appears manageable and eliminates a meaningful tail risk,” Kasimov continued.

From Barron's

Bo sits up like he knows he’s being talked about: his black ears flopped forward, white chest half covered in mud as usual, and his tail wagging madly on the ground as always.

From Literature

When she saw me she lifted herself to her feet, her tail beginning to wag.

From Literature