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adjacent

[uh-jey-suhnt] / əˈdʒeɪ sənt /


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The magic happens at Williams’ house in a Baltimore suburb, adjacent to the military base where he was stationed for five years.

From The Wall Street Journal

They focused on visits by residents of neighborhoods either directly affected by or adjacent to the wildfires.

From The Wall Street Journal

According to property records, the media mogul’s portfolio in Montecito has dwindled to just a handful of homes, including her Promised Land estate, as well as another parcel of land adjacent to her primary estate.

From MarketWatch

For an animated feature, “Scarlet” is unusually ambitious: It’s a “Hamlet”-adjacent existential pacifist revenge parable.

From The Wall Street Journal

On that note, Wu sees a “sore underexposed” bond market to the AI theme, noting that tech and adjacent companies count for 40% of the equity market, but just 6% of the bond market.

From MarketWatch