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remark

[ri-mahrk] / rɪˈmɑrk /




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Saudi Arabia’s oil officials have remarked that prices could soar past $180 a barrel if disruptions persist until late April.

From Barron's

But in unprompted remarks, he said the United States and Iran are not engaging in talks because their leaders “are all gone,” adding to the uncertainty about the war’s exit strategy.

From Los Angeles Times

The pending deal drew attention last year after Nexstar blocked the broadcast of comedian Jimmy Kimmel, after remarks related to the death of Charlie Kirk drew backlash, including from the White House.

From BBC

He remarked that “the desolation of the city, and the mystery that hung over it, all created an interest higher, if possible, than I had ever felt among the ruins of the Old World.”

From The Wall Street Journal

While Wall Street enjoyed a late rally on the remarks, Asian stock markets fluctuated as nervous traders awaited positive developments in the crisis.

From Barron's