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refill

[ree-fil, ree-fil] / riˈfɪl, ˈriˌfɪl /




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EU storage levels remain below the 90% target set for Dec. 1, though milder temperatures would allow the region to refill inventories despite the start of the heating season.

From The Wall Street Journal

Its recovery was unusually slow, requiring more than four days to refill, which is the longest recovery time recorded since Arase began monitoring the region in 2017.

From Science Daily

But after a mild spring and early start to the storage refill season, the deficit had turned to a surplus by the start of the summer.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now that the general account has been refilled to $1 trillion—the highest level since the pandemic era—and quantitative tightening is coming to end, that headwind is mostly in the rearview mirror.

From Barron's

Crucially, the agreement stipulates that furloughed government workers receive back pay, which will refill their coffers and allow for some catch-up spending.

From The Wall Street Journal