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outcome

[out-kuhm] / ˈaʊtˌkʌm /


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In further recordings, Jeffries says he is "hoping for a good outcome", describing being found fit as a "disaster", and tells a doctor: "you better find me incompetent", Central Islip court heard.

From BBC

But, regardless of the outcome of this case, it has also exposed anger about what campaigners say are glaring gaps in criminal law.

From BBC

Caers founded the Stanford Mineral-X Initiative, a collection of professors and students who use AI to help mining companies improve drilling outcomes, to which KoBold is a minor donor.

From The Wall Street Journal

Is it worth paying for insurance every year, or should I end my coverage and deal with the potential outcome?

From MarketWatch

Barron’s: Prediction markets ask users to put money on the likelihood of future outcomes.

From Barron's