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boom
noun as in loud sound; crash
noun as in prosperity
verb as in crash; make loud sound
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Students were ultimately awarded teacher-assessed grades, which led to a boom in top marks.
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Anyone who bought gold in the late 1970s or early 1980s got hosed — while stocks and bonds boomed.
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Should all of this go exactly according to plan, the AI boom will keep booming.
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Wall Street is booming as the U.S. economy is expanding but is subject to all manner of hard-to-read dynamics.
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The Fund also pointed to a possible bursting of the US AI tech boom.
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