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exert

[ig-zurt] / ɪgˈzɜrt /


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Lifordi is developing an ADC to steer glucocorticoids directly to target immune cells, where they exert their benefits, and away from other cells and tissues.

From The Wall Street Journal

Residential investment is expected to exert a modest drag on growth, while government spending is expected to see a tepid gain.

From Barron's

Residential investment is expected to exert a modest drag on growth, while government spending is expected to see a tepid gain.

From Barron's

Whether Apple Daily played a seditious role, and how much control Lai exerted over its stance was at the centre of his 156-day national security trial.

From BBC

The international community must "exert real and effective pressure to halt all violations that occur on a daily basis of the ceasefire agreement," he told a news conference in Cairo.

From Barron's