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front

[fruhnt] / frʌnt /






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“With our landmark voluntary agreement with the U.S. government, we now have greater clarity on two critical fronts: pricing in the U.S. and tariffs,” Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla told investors earlier this week.

From MarketWatch

Whatever her other deficits, she can “shape-shift in response to whatever the person sitting in front needs the most in that moment.”

From The Wall Street Journal

If you want to front a band and have the most intimate relationship possible with your audience, there’s really only one choice.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Thursday, that fight was on display at the biggest annual event of Kirk’s own group, in front of 31,000 of its most enthusiastic supporters.

From The Wall Street Journal

“This means that our troops are advancing along the entire front line, in some places more quickly, in some places more slowly, but everywhere.”

From The Wall Street Journal