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cornerstone

noun as in vital element

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The cornerstone of this strategy has been a very bullish conviction on precious metals, combined with a robust skepticism toward megacap tech stocks.

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Company executives specifically mentioned the creator’s shows as a “cornerstone” of the Paramount+ streaming service during a luncheon with reporters this summer.

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Buchalter said Texas Instruments’ improving free cash flow “is the cornerstone to our long-term constructive view of the stock,” however, it will “take time and a better backdrop to play out.”

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Muehlmann said in a statement that parliamentary inquiries on such matters are "a cornerstone of democratic oversight".

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Peaceful protest is a cornerstone of our democracy.

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