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aim

[eym] / eɪm /




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Five years ago, “the world went into a recession and, as a result, bonds rallied because people were wagering on fiscal stimulus. Back then, there was a clear aim,” Tenengauzer said.

From MarketWatch

Five years ago, “the world went into a recession and, as a result, bonds rallied because people were wagering on fiscal stimulus. Back then, there was a clear aim,” Tenengauzer said.

From MarketWatch

South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs said the arrests were part of an operation aimed at curbing illegal immigration and visa abuse.

From The Wall Street Journal

Governor Bailey said the Budget measures aimed at containing inflation had helped the Bank's decision to lower interest rates.

From BBC

The company aims to use artificial intelligence to supercharge the business of testing networks for vulnerabilities.

From The Wall Street Journal