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differential

noun as in cog

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“This pattern suggests that, while the dollar may show brief resilience immediately after a policy move, it typically weakens as markets adjust to a sustained easing cycle and narrowing rate differentials.”

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Without the government data, the Conference Board’s labor-market differential was one of the metrics used to judge the next move in the unemployment rate, said Michael Feroli, chief U.S. economist at J.P.

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There is no transmission, no clutch, and no differential.

While all that is going down, the torque-vectoring rear differential and traction/stability management systems are busy keeping you out of Rhode Island’s more fashionable ditches.

By the morning of the next day, that differential had increased to over two points.

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