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turn

[turn] / tɜrn /
















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The global catastrophe killed an estimated 20 million people, according to the UN health agency, while shredding economies, crippling health systems and turning people's lives upside-down.

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Nevertheless her desire to turn the page may not be reciprocated.

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If the trilateral agreement turns into two bilateral ones, Hufbauer doesn’t expect economic mayhem.

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That, in turn, brings prices higher, which can lead to large gains in a short time frame.

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“The group turned bullish in our equal-weight relative work a few months ago, a call that appeared early at the time but has since played out well,” he wrote.

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