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flagship

[flag-ship] / ˈflægˌʃɪp /


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He said the Amazon launches would help in training for a flagship multi-orbital constellation project of the European Union aimed at ensuring secure and sovereign connectivity, with deployment slated to begin in 2029.

From Barron's

With the Commodity Futures Trading Commission shedding staff at its flagship Chicago office, lawmakers are questioning the agency’s ability to regulate burgeoning markets tied to cryptocurrencies and event contracts.

From Barron's

As prediction markets boom, the CFTC’s flagship office has lost its last enforcement attorney.

From MarketWatch

As it happened, on Wednesday the CBO also released its latest 10-year forecast for the economy and the budget, its annual flagship report.

From MarketWatch

In a sign of further caution, top oil exporter Saudi Arabia—the cartel’s de-facto leader —recently cut the selling price of its flagship crude grade to Asian buyers for the fourth consecutive month.

From The Wall Street Journal