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low

[loh] / loʊ /








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Now that they are getting record low distributions on these investments, these big institutional investors will have to sell more stocks to generate cash to meet pension liabilities, said Subramanian at Bank of America.

From MarketWatch

For decades, chicken thighs rated so low in the national pecking order that U.S. poultry producers unloaded much of their dark-meat yield to hungry markets abroad in Russia, Mexico, and across Asia.

From The Wall Street Journal

The kitchen starts to feel full of static—the kind that makes it easier to order in than to figure out what, exactly, is causing the low, annoying hum.

From Salon

It said supply levels of of PPE got "dangerously low" – the inquiry was told at one point the NHS was just days away from running out of key items.

From BBC

The picture is complicated by weak balance sheet and leverage metrics, low price momentum, and a Barron’s rank that has declined materially over the past six to 12 months.

From Barron's