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hence

[hens] / hɛns /


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“When gas generation gets expensive, more coal power generation will take place, driving up the demand for thermal coal and hence price.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“Unlike Saddam’s Iraq, the Iranian state is multi-institutional and hence much more resilient — and, yes, not as vulnerable,” Salem said.

From Los Angeles Times

He points to the aforementioned issue of airline travel becoming more stressful and uncomfortable — hence, the desire to go more casual.

From MarketWatch

He points to the aforementioned issue of airline travel becoming more stressful and uncomfortable — hence, the desire to go more casual.

From MarketWatch

Even by the former’s standards, it was angry, pugnacious, and hence less effective.

From The Wall Street Journal