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adjust

[uh-juhst] / əˈdʒʌst /




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Although students have adjusted well to the rules, some initially feared the school could use Opal to peer into their phone screens, said junior Charlotte Im, another student council member who tested Opal.

From Los Angeles Times

Here are six stories of how real people and companies in the global economy are rapidly adjusting to the new rules of trade.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then we adjusted, got a bit more control.

From Barron's

State banks have been encouraged to extend credit for unfinished projects, purchase restrictions loosened in lower-tier cities, and mortgage terms adjusted at the margin.

From Barron's

The compensation figures have been adjusted into 2025 dollars to account for inflation.

From The Wall Street Journal