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myriad

noun as in a lot

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This kind of memory-plus-processor combo is at the heart of AI servers that handle the myriad computations required when AI models are given enormous data sets and told to digest and learn from them.

Though he grades the market internals by analyzing myriad indicators, Martin mentioned a couple that he has found to be particularly important.

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The author has collected myriad stories in his impressively in-depth interviews.

The fact that the Louvre pieces also contain myriad smaller diamonds may have also made them desirable targets, as they won’t need to be whittled or reshaped in order to be offered for resale.

Myanmar's ruling junta has been fighting a myriad of ethnic armed groups and "People's Defense Forces" opposed to its rule since it seized power in a February 2021 coup, ending a brief experiment with democracy.

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