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effectively

[ih-fek-tiv-lee, ee-fek‐] / ɪˈfɛk tɪv li, iˈfɛk‐ /


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The same efficiency gains that enable local deployment also allow data centers to operate more effectively, PrismML said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Furthermore, he would break/change the terms of the trust by selling the house and effectively removing it from the trust itself.

From MarketWatch

Each side is effectively building a survival kit for a future where they don’t need the other as much.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Italian effectively has four years left on his contract - if Newcastle trigger a 12-month extension, as expected - which puts the club in a strong position.

From BBC

“In such cases, investors effectively lend dollars and borrow foreign currency, which means dollar funding is abundant.”

From The Wall Street Journal