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rapid

[rap-id] / ˈræp ɪd /


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With humanoid robots, “China is once again mobilizing state support, supply-chain depth, and rapid commercialization to build a new strategic sector,” said Sunny Cheung, a fellow for China studies at the Jamestown Foundation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead, Friday seemed to be more of a vibe shift and the kind of dip buying that often follows rapid selloffs.

From Barron's

Instead, Friday seemed to be more of a vibe shift and the kind of dip buying that often follows rapid selloffs.

From Barron's

AI’s rapid developments have led to broad-based selling this week, as investors fear it will replace many service-based industries, from software to customer service to legal consulting.

From Barron's

Washington threw massive amounts of money into the financial system and economy to propel a rapid rebound from the pandemic.

From The Wall Street Journal