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reflect

[ri-flekt] / rɪˈflɛkt /




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The discount in this deal reflects a high exposure to subprime borrowers and what has been a higher-than-industry-average delinquency rate, creating the potential for significant losses on the outstanding balances.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It was comforting, we didn’t have to focus on the fire or what was lost, the music gave us a moment to reflect on life, and it became a saving grace,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

“All of these developments reflect years of work behind the scenes, but they are hitting the public zeitgeist now,” Federer said.

From MarketWatch

Mortgage lenders have advocated for ending the requirement to buy data from all three of the credit agencies, while the agencies have argued that the price of their reports reflects higher operating costs.

From Barron's

Mortgage lenders have advocated for ending the requirement to buy data from all three of the credit agencies, while the agencies have argued that the price of their reports reflects higher operating costs.

From Barron's