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immediate

[ih-mee-dee-it] / ɪˈmi di ɪt /




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In the immediate wake of Israel’s bombing of Iran last June, for example, the10-year Treasury yield rose significantly.

From MarketWatch

But the more immediate question is whether a show holds your attention and rewards your time.

From Los Angeles Times

The US expected "the immediate withdrawal of Rwanda Defence Force troops, weapons, and equipment", Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

From BBC

A few commended Chait personally but said he had fallen short in managing school safety issues — which were under his jurisdiction in his immediate previous role as chief of operations.

From Los Angeles Times

Economists say higher energy prices would only add a few tenths to the rate of U.S. inflation — and only if they persisted well beyond the immediate clash.

From MarketWatch