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slack

[slak] / slæk /




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Those department reductions and policy shifts affecting aviation oversight and transportation funding have left little slack when these kinds of storms hit.

From Salon

When one engine slows, another has been able to take up the slack.

From Barron's

The rotation so far suggests that major indexes like the S&P 500 can in fact stomach some weakness in major tech names, as long as stocks in other sectors can pick up the slack.

From MarketWatch

The AI trade may be in the doldrums, but banks are suddenly picking up the slack.

From Barron's

Some economists said the revisions indicate there is less spare capacity, or slack, in the economy than previously believed.

From The Wall Street Journal