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Investors may point to any number of indicators or proxies for stress or concern, but Fitch Ratings’ private-credit default rate was at 5.2% as of the most recent August data, unchanged from the prior month.

In local political squabbles, she saw a “proxy war” between Mamdani’s Democratic Socialists of America and the establishment.

You may wish to list your husband as your healthcare proxy to carry out those decisions.

In some areas, such as labor conditions, Bush said private data can be a decent proxy.

That means no narratives about “overcoming obstacles” to signal race or geographic proxies with “intent to advantage or disadvantage” based on race.