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plague

[pleyg] / pleɪg /




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Meanwhile, the broader market has been plagued by concerns over the trillion-dollar web of deals between Nvidia and a handful of other AI players to build out data centers for OpenAI.

From MarketWatch

As long as you understand that, then go right ahead, else avoid it like the plague.

From The Wall Street Journal

The former Soviet Union member has long been plagued by issues of corruption, which have continued despite Nabu and Sap operating for a decade.

From BBC

Environmental damage caused by mining has long plagued Zambia's copper belt.

From Barron's

It raises a question: is something more fundamental going wrong that could plague people across the UK travelling here for work, to see family or for holidays, for years to come?

From BBC