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effect

[ih-fekt] / ɪˈfɛkt /




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The moves are a side effect of the war with Iran, which has spread across more of the Middle East, creating tighter supplies of oil and petroleum products such as jet fuel.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Physical activity, such as resistance training, is important to counteract potential negative effects on muscle strength," he added.

From BBC

And economic research indicates catastrophic job loss like the kind Holland feared happens at an industry level, not as a broader, economy-wide effect.

From Barron's

The rule would be in effect for one year only and would be triggered if the NFL and NFL Referees Assn. cannot agree on the fundamental issues of accountability, compensation and working conditions.

From Los Angeles Times

The order takes effect in 14 days, allowing a possible appeal.

From BBC