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furthest

[fur-thist] / ˈfɜr ðɪst /


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“The reason Norwegian bounced the hardest today is that it had the furthest to fall compared to its competitors,” Newman told Barron’s.

From Barron's

The furthest along measure their overall return on AI investments, but not at a granular level.

From The Wall Street Journal

‘It’s said to be the furthest peak at the Northernmost end of the High Mountains. Well, here we are, at the northernmost end of the High Mountains. Where is it?’

From Literature

Now it was time to unleash probably the furthest drive ever seen on Sawgrass' closing hole.

From BBC

Brin’s alleged new dwelling sits at the end of the island that is furthest away from these bridges, offering spectacular views of La Gorce and Normandy Isle.

From MarketWatch