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equate

[ih-kweyt] / ɪˈkweɪt /


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Our calculations of FactSet data and Amicucci’s estimates show that higher earnings growth for utilities equates to an over 20 times price/earnings multiple, so there’s loads of upside for Dominion’s stock.

From Barron's

The army at the time rejected "foreign interference" - which observers say is a reference to the UAE - and any attempts that equated it with a "racist terrorist militia that relies on foreign mercenaries".

From BBC

What to do with this inanimate object, whose newly visible rust spots Ms. Wilson began to equate with the cracks she had failed to discern in her marriage?

From The Wall Street Journal

Somehow Mr. Carlson equates this defensible contention with the idea that “you should be killed by virtue of who your parents are.”

From The Wall Street Journal

This would have equated to 48% fewer deaths in the first wave.

From BBC