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powerful

[pou-er-fuhl] / ˈpaʊ ər fəl /


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Seagrass is one of the most powerful natural tools for tackling climate change and can protect coastlines from storms and erosion, according to Wilder Humber – a partnership of the Yorkshire and Lincolnshire wildlife trusts.

From BBC

This gave scientists a powerful new method for identifying useful natural compounds and understanding how they are made.

From Science Daily

In the earlier speech where he said “ICE out,” he also urged people to lean on love and move away from hate—a message that Austin called “very unifying” and “powerful.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Their now-public messages and photographs reveal just how intricately Epstein spun his web of influence and how he traded on his connections to amass wealth and powerful friends.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Momentum is a powerful force in capital markets,” she said, adding that semiconductors “have both the price momentum and fundamentals behind them.”

From MarketWatch