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tender

[ten-der] / ˈtɛn dər /






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If there’s a place where “Hamnet,” Zhao’s tender portrait of love and loss centered on the family of William Shakespeare, could pull off a best picture upset, it would be with this group.

From Los Angeles Times

The tender offer was set to expire last week, but Paramount extended the window after failing to solicit sufficient interest among Warner shareholders.

From Los Angeles Times

He says it about the tender vegetable starts in the garden, about waiting for the chicks to become old enough to lay eggs.

From Literature

Paramount has made a tender offer to Warner shareholders and last week extended its deadline to Feb. 20.

From The Wall Street Journal

Research papers, patent filings and military bid tenders—which Chinese government agencies make public so companies can bid to supply them—offer a glimpse into how the PLA is seeking to deploy AI.

From The Wall Street Journal