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specter

[spek-ter] / ˈspɛk tər /


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“Ghost in the Machine: The Old Zoo” is just that, a site-specific interactive experience in which specters come to life via our mobile phones.

From Los Angeles Times

With concerns about tariffs once again raising the specter of persistent inflation, the yield on the 10-year U.S.

From Barron's

Germany and France are among the nations raising the specter of a never-before-deployed tool—often dubbed the bazooka—that allows the EU to fight back when under economic coercion from another country.

From The Wall Street Journal

The machines, which fall in the specter of Historical Horse Racing, have the look and feel of a slot machine with a rapid churn of money.

From Los Angeles Times

While the specter of additional Venezuelan aluminum supply is topical at present, JPMorgan believe incremental production gains are so far down the road there is no immediate effect to be incorporated.

From MarketWatch