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fuel

[fyoo-uhl] / ˈfyu əl /




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They’re also known as the “Devil Winds” and have historically fueled the worst fires in the region’s history, including the deadly firestorms in January.

From Los Angeles Times

Composer is fueled by years worth of product use data that Cursor has been collecting from developers since its launch in 2023.

From The Wall Street Journal

According to the same accounts, Zipcar membership fees cover the cost of fuelling or charging the vehicle and, as energy costs continued to rise last year, it has added to financial pressures on the company.

From BBC

Jiangxi Copper’s rally could also be fueled by higher copper prices, stemming from increased demand for the metal and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company could benefit from lower jet fuel prices and a weaker dollar, Wong says.

From The Wall Street Journal