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lower

[lou-er, louuhr] / ˈlaʊ ər, laʊər /






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“This would spill over into the broad economy,” the central bank said, “putting Canadian gross domestic product on a lower path.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“I’ll get the ball,” Ana says when she sees me gazing at the hoop, which is lower than the ones at school.

From Literature

Instead, the higher symptom burden reported in the U.S. may reflect greater access to neurological and mental health care, along with lower stigma around discussing cognitive and emotional symptoms.

From Science Daily

They discovered that statins, which are widely prescribed to lower cholesterol, strongly block UBL3 modification.

From Science Daily

The cost of living in the Midwest is significantly lower in all respects.

From The Wall Street Journal