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engine

[en-juhn] / ˈɛn dʒən /


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“Street legal 250s helped pay the racing bills,” the museum says on one of the informative plaques that identify each model with engine, top speed and horsepower, as well as other interesting details.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once they lowered engines, boilers or heavy cargoes like steam locomotives into the belllies of ships.

From BBC

The blip points to continuing uncertainty within Europe’s industrial engine as Germany seeks to adapt its export-led economy to tighter competition and a more volatile global trading environment.

From The Wall Street Journal

AI search engine Perplexity has been testing ads in the United States since 2024, while Google is also testing ads in the AI "overviews" its namesake search engine has been offering since last year.

From Barron's

Another risk is that household wealth has been buoyed by years of equity gains, and a sustained selloff could cause consumers to pull back, undermining an engine of economic growth.

From The Wall Street Journal