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stoke

verb as in fuel

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Accusations of embezzlement from the energy industry at a time of relentless attacks and widespread power shortages have stoked fresh public anger.

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Earnings present another challenge: They will either signal to investors that the company is on the right path, or stoke more skepticism.

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On stage, Sharapova praised AI tools' value to sports -- from preparing athletes for competition to speeding up recovery time or stoking fans' engagement.

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Markets on Friday would normally relying on a monthly jobs report to stoke investor sentiment, particularly now that various private sector readings of the labor market have been showing weakness through the month of October.

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The law—along with several of the EU’s stack of tech regulation—has also stoked tensions with Washington as U.S. officials say the rules are a burden for American tech groups.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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