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prepare

[pri-pair] / prɪˈpɛər /


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In Pakistan, the result was a solar-power boom that the country’s energy minister has credited with leaving the country better prepared for this crisis.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Equities have an oversized place in household portfolios and corporate behavior. The shift to a sideways trending, volatile equity market is not something anyone is prepared for.”

From MarketWatch

You can do better — much better — when you retire if you are prepared to put your money into a life income annuity.

From MarketWatch

I was prepared for that one, as a fellow theatergoer nearby let out a soft yelp when the unseen gestures first arrived above their head.

From Los Angeles Times

While preparing for an interview for the “Smoglandia” podcast, she obligingly went looking through her things and, sure enough, found her gas mask.

From Los Angeles Times