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wise

[wahyz] / waɪz /


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He endorsed her leadership ahead of the election in a message on his Truth Social network, describing her as “strong, powerful and wise.”

From The Wall Street Journal

She rents a two-bedroom apartment for $2,700 a month and isn’t interested in buying real estate but wonders if it would be a wise diversification move.

From The Wall Street Journal

Finally, as information and media businesses shed value in the market, investors would be wise to think through the broader implications.

From Barron's

As bitcoin prices head south, investors will either hold their breath, and wonder whether it was wise to go where Nobel-winning economists fear to tread.

From MarketWatch

It’s a wise choice: The venue gives the show the intimate feeling of a nightclub act, and it’s far better suited to a revue of Bacharach’s music than a larger space.

From The Wall Street Journal