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dovetail

[duhv-teyl] / ˈdʌvˌteɪl /


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His lack of confidence in central banks, as well as the dollar’s role in the global economy, dovetails with a Wall Street strategy known as the debasement trade.

From The Wall Street Journal

“This concentration of ads into one area of a newspaper dovetails with the same moment when workers could no longer rely solely on their connections to get a job,” says Gershon.

From The Wall Street Journal

For Hudson, the opportunity also dovetailed with a new act in her own life as a recording artist.

From Los Angeles Times

These thoughts dovetail sharply with Gibson grappling with their hair loss and other side effects from chemotherapy.

From Salon

That dovetails with AT&T’s big push into fiber through investments that Nispel said are paying off.

From MarketWatch