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disparate

[dis-per-it, dih-spar-] / ˈdɪs pər ɪt, dɪˈspær- /


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But some worry about the long-term effects of making betting pervasive, with wagers available on topics as disparate as the Oscars and local temperatures.

From The Wall Street Journal

In McDermott’s view, ServiceNow has been lumped in with software-as-a-service providers, when it offers more than a “point solution,” but rather a “platform” that lets customers infuse AI into disparate elements of employee workflow.

From MarketWatch

The New York Times said the man behind his own JW Anderson brand and considered one of his generation's leading lights was "thinking about many -- perhaps too many -- disparate ideas".

From Barron's

Because algorithmic systems typically operate without explicit intent, eliminating disparate impact analysis reduces federal agencies’ ability to detect and address discriminatory outcomes produced by increasingly automated government and private-sector decision-making.

From Salon

A key consideration is that the opposition mostly consists of disparate groups of unarmed civilians.

From The Wall Street Journal