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interim

[in-ter-uhm] / ˈɪn tər əm /




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Machado, the Nobel peace laureate visiting Washington on Wednesday, lashed out at the interim president, casting doubt on whether she can be trusted.

From Barron's

The Fed’s board can vote to install an interim chair to lead the Fed and has done so when confirmations have lagged.

From Barron's

"Where connectivity is genuinely urgent, interim solutions such as free 4G or 5G provision could be explored while a safe, carefully designed approach is developed".

From BBC

The elections were called after an interim government was formed to guide the nation of 30 million people following the resignation of veteran leader KP Sharma Oli.

From Barron's

The probes have prompted Coupang’s CEO to step down, and his interim CEO successor—an American—to leave South Korea amid investigations by police and lawmakers.

From The Wall Street Journal