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[jen-uh-reyt] / ˈdʒɛn əˌreɪt /


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After leaving office following the general election of May 2010, Lord Mandelson wrote to Epstein on Christmas Day to discuss plans to generate work for his consultancy firm Global Counsel.

From BBC

But Musk thinks that space-based data centers will be the cheapest way to generate AI computing power within three years.

From MarketWatch

But Musk thinks that space-based data centers will be the cheapest way to generate AI computing power within three years.

From MarketWatch

Usually, the energy of those huge waves is generated far to the north of us, during winter storms off the coast of Alaska.

From Literature

Not only did the re-seeding fail by not generating much grass, it also created an environment where the natural growth that was occurring—the trees—were destroyed in the process.

From Literature