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spirit

[spir-it] / ˈspɪr ɪt /




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U.S. officials were working on legal language to mitigate the risk Boeing components could be spirited from Belarus into Russia.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I remember walking into multiple rooms filled with potential posters, all presented in the spirit of, ‘Let’s talk about these,’” recalled Abrams.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many artificial-intelligence names, including semiconductor stocks, have struggled recently — but a recent turnaround has helped lift investors’ spirits ahead of the Christmas holiday.

From MarketWatch

The record opens with a spirited British vaudeville-esque rendition of an original ditty called “Everywhere it’s Christmas,” which informs the listener that “Everywhere it’s Christmas/at the end of every year.”

From Salon

In the spirit of its guiding light, the iconoclastic singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams, the bar has played host to other country nonconformists.

From The Wall Street Journal