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fragile

[fraj-uhl, fraj-ahyl] / ˈfrædʒ əl, ˈfrædʒ aɪl /


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The U.S. economy added 130,000 jobs in January and the unemployment rate dropped to 4.3%, a sign the fragile labor market is stabilizing.

From MarketWatch

The International Republican Institute noted that while "election administration was technically sound, the broader political environment remains fragile".

From Barron's

“Our mom is our heart and our home,” Guthrie says in the first video, posted Feb. 4, where she goes on to explain Nancy’s fragile health condition.

From Salon

But it suggests the labor market might still be fragile just as AI threatens to transform everything from software to legal services.

From Barron's

That’s another sign a fragile labor market is starting to regain some health.

From MarketWatch