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thorny

[thawr-nee] / ˈθɔr ni /




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Her job responsibilities include helping evaluate a particularly thorny type of investment ubiquitous under private equity: assets insurers buy from investment managers that own or partially control them.

From The Wall Street Journal

Creating a data center with mixed servers that collaborate with each other is a thorny problem that Nvidia solved with software called Dynamo.

From Barron's

Spain's colonisation of the Americas has become a thorny issue in recent years.

From BBC

At some wealth managers, family governance experts help the wealthy plan “Succession”-style retreats to Bozeman, Mont., and navigate thorny money discussions.

From The Wall Street Journal

The situation was particularly thorny because in free agency, the Raiders had been especially busy thinking that Crosby, who makes $35.5 million a year, was coming off their books.

From The Wall Street Journal