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due

[doo, dyoo] / du, dyu /


ADVERB
(of direction) directly
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The consumer-price index for January is due out Wednesday, Feb. 11, but it’s unclear if that report will be published as scheduled.

From MarketWatch

But Samana expects AI monetization to move up the stack going forward, meaning software companies would eventually get their due.

From MarketWatch

Disney has said its amusement parks in the US will take a hit in the months ahead due to flagging numbers of international visitors.

From BBC

The government has said updated timelines and guidelines will be issued "in due course", without giving a timeframe.

From BBC

In a note Monday, Wizman expressed doubt over expectations for Warsh to be a “hawk,” or less inclined to lower rates due to concern over sticky inflation.

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