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friction

[frik-shuhn] / ˈfrɪk ʃən /




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“The market is likely to remain skeptical about whether the BOJ can proceed with normalization without friction with the government,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Given past frictions between father and son, their collaboration on the film seemed bittersweet, Nick said on “Scripts & Scribes”: “He had never validated me about anything before, so that felt amazing.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr Cossio acknowledges that there has been some friction since large numbers of migrants arrived from Venezuela to escape the economic and political crisis there.

From BBC

There have been a slew of anonymously-sourced stories about the inner workings of the new AI lab, and today, two new stories hinted at upheaval and friction.

From Barron's

While speaking at an event held by the Atlantic Council on Wednesday, Greer also stressed a “constructive” relationship with China and highlighted friction with the European Union over digital trade.

From Barron's