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contend

[kuhn-tend] / kənˈtɛnd /




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However, Sachdeva contends, the world is changing and most of the oil produced in the Middle East is sold to Asia, not America, which is now a net exporter itself.

From MarketWatch

Finding the right fit is critical in a job market contending with layoffs, hiring freezes, AI and automation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Immigrant rights advocates sued, contending the metering policy was illegal.

From Los Angeles Times

How she contends with her fear—and how that fear actually drives her to surf the biggest waves in the world—separates director Minna Dufton’s documentary from other competition movies.

From The Wall Street Journal

Time will tell if the Halos have enough talent to contend in a division the Seattle Mariners are heavily favored to win.

From Los Angeles Times