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renew

[ri-noo, -nyoo] / rɪˈnu, -ˈnyu /


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When QE ends, term deposits would roll off unless renewed, and the balance sheet would shrink by default.

From Barron's

And that window would be fraught with renewed uncertainty for American importers, particularly smaller ones with less agile supply chains and purchasing power – and for exporting businesses around the world.

From BBC

He won’t talk about the growing concerns of a renewed arms race, the widening education gap or how many people now must be 40 before they can afford their own home.

From Salon

His death, which has so far prompted no criminal investigation or charges, has renewed scrutiny not only on that camp, but on conditions at the nearly two dozen ICE detention sites in Texas.

From Salon

A fourth measles case has been confirmed in Los Angeles County, prompting renewed calls from health officials for residents to ensure they are protected against the highly contagious virus.

From Los Angeles Times