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general
adjective as in common, accepted
adjective as in inexact, approximate
adjective as in comprehensive
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Moody’s Investors Service now rates the general outlook for higher-education bonds “negative,” while Fitch Ratings deems the sector “deteriorating.”
The companies and a variety of AI boosters say the investments are necessary for machine-learning systems to reach artificial general intelligence, or AGI, a state in which they are smarter than humans.
But he says that new technologies are helping to facilitate electrification – and that electrified trains in general are now the "go-to" option for new railways.
Unite's secretary general Sharon Graham said she welcomed help with costs, but the amount saved would be "quite small" with profits in the energy sector "obscene" and in need of an overhaul.
“The jury’s verdict makes it clear: Personal beliefs don’t justify breaking the law,” Herb Frerichs, general counsel for Petaluma Poultry, said in a statement.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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