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swath

[swoth, swawth] / swɒθ, swɔθ /


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A number of other technology companies have laid off swaths of workers in recent months, in many cases working to automate more tasks with AI.

From The Wall Street Journal

But new research suggests a large swath of Americans won’t be able to access the funding, putting their hopes of attending college or graduate school at risk.

From MarketWatch

The company also lost swaths of customers last year as Chief Executive Elon Musk’s reputation suffered.

From Los Angeles Times

The state reserve operates a live cam trained on one swath of land.

From Los Angeles Times

The ruling in the Los Angeles bellwether case could have significant ramifications for Meta and a swath of other internet platforms.

From The Wall Street Journal