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dwarf

[dwawrf] / dwɔrf /






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“The output of goods and services from AI and robotics is so high that it will dwarf everything else.”

From MarketWatch

Red dwarfs are small stars with masses ranging from about 7% to 50 % of that of our Sun and are home to planets similar in mass to Earth, circling them very closely.

From Space Scoop

Television rights have generated enormous broadcast revenues for English sides, with the income from that source dwarfing those of other countries.

From BBC

Nancy Helms stands on top of “dwarf carpet of stars,” a succulent plant that surrounds a large area of her home as a fire prevention method on Rocky Ledge Road in Topanga.

From Los Angeles Times

A modest increase in its cost of debt shouldn’t make a big difference to the company, given that its interest expense would still be dwarfed by its capital expenditures.

From The Wall Street Journal