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inject

verb as in put in, introduce

verb as in introduce into bloodstream by use of a needle

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The dispute injects new uncertainty into U.S.-Canada relations at a critical time for both economies.

The talk of softwar curbs "inject a degree of doubt into the collective's consensus position that we will ultimately see a positive resolution in the US–China trade negotiations," said Pepperstone's Chris Weston.

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Key factors include the altitude and latitude of particle release, the time of year, and the total amount of material injected into the atmosphere.

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So, will lower interest rates inject more energy into the residential sector?

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But his determined attitude and gratefulness for his revelation on that memorable return home is being injected by Sonnier and Margolis — who bill themselves as “the two Brandons” — into “Boston Blue.”

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