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supply

[suh-plahy] / səˈplaɪ /




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In recent weeks, Marin County Registrar Natalie Adona has been largely focused on the many mundane tasks of local elections administrators in the months before a midterm: finalizing voting locations, ordering supplies, facilitating candidate filings.

From Los Angeles Times

It has 57,000 wind turbines in the U.S., which supply half of the country’s wind power, Stazik said, with the company in the early stages of bringing more nuclear power to North America.

From Barron's

Where once the supply of centres was quite low, there are now a bunch of alternatives.

From BBC

Factors such as nutrient availability, food supply, and temperature, known to be influenced by climate change, may strongly shape the colony's future.

From Science Daily

That’s because seasoned pros are retiring in droves, leaving a huge gap between supply and demand.

From MarketWatch