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believe

[bih-leev] / bɪˈliv /




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Kozeracki, the Energy Department official, said in her comments at the conference that she believes the government has already provided a financial framework that essentially acts as cost overrun insurance.

From Barron's

“We believe this is manageable…and we’re approaching these changes constructively with state partners.”

From Barron's

People watch a stock rally for months, not believing it’s real, then they can’t take it anymore and jump in, saying, “I gotta buy this.”

From MarketWatch

While Erlichson still sees college as necessary for securing work that lends itself to “a comfortable life,” he believes investing is an equally important component.

From MarketWatch

Employees are naturally inclined to believe in the company they help build.

From MarketWatch