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dovetail

[duhv-teyl] / ˈdʌvˌteɪl /


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Nevertheless, his message dovetailed with some fresh commentary noting how erstwhile darlings of Big Tech, in particular, have been so badly hit that they are now highly attractive.

From MarketWatch

The Friday decline in Meta shares partly dovetails with general market weakness, though the stock suffered a steeper drop than the S&P 500, which ended the day 1.7% lower.

From MarketWatch

The two themes also dovetail neatly with the AI diffusion into the defense industries.

From MarketWatch

The stock’s decline also dovetails with a U.S. government appeal of a federal court ruling in September of 2024 that rejected tougher remedies to the assertion that it holds a monopoly in online search.

From Barron's

Mr. Broderick, himself a sometime movie star, brings a slyly funny air of noblesse oblige that dovetails amusingly with Jay’s pompous, blinkered dimness.

From The Wall Street Journal