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picture

[pik-cher] / ˈpɪk tʃər /








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Expect many of the best picture frontrunners to also show up here.

From BBC

U.S. intelligence assessments have painted a grim picture of the island’s economy, plagued by chronic shortages of basic goods, medicines and frequent blackouts, according to people familiar with the analysis.

From The Wall Street Journal

Against that backdrop, it’s worth examining the technical picture of the 10-year Treasury yield, silver, and crude oil, and what signals they may be sending.

From Barron's

Because these two markers are affected by different biological processes, using both together can offer a clearer picture of kidney health and future risk than either test alone.

From Science Daily

Prince Harry painted a picture of a private life being surrounded by anxieties about leaks and intrusions, creating distrust and suspicion about those around him.

From BBC