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shiny

[shahy-nee] / ˈʃaɪ ni /


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While it was shaping up to be a shaky day for the stock market, over in the world of silver the news was a lot shinier.

From Barron's

“If you think a news issue is going viral or becoming the topic everyone’s talking about, just wait. A new scandal ... or a new shiny object will be along.”

From Los Angeles Times

In this productivity paradox, all that spending on shiny new computers and the digitization of work processes didn’t seem to make companies any more efficient or effective.

From The Wall Street Journal

The backdrop of skyscrapers and shiny office towers was a stark reminder of the gulf separating rich and poor in South Africa, which the World Bank ranks as the most unequal country on the planet.

From Barron's

In 1985, Cilla Black hosted a pilot episode of a shiny new show inspired by a concept from America known as "The Dating Game".

From BBC