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tepid

[tep-id] / ˈtɛp ɪd /


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However, interest from major cloud-service providers appears to be tepid, partly because they consider Google a competitor, according to industry participants.

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—Bitcoin rose modestly as it showed some divergence from falls in U.S. stocks overnight, although its recovery remains tepid in the wake of its recent selloff.

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Alongside signs of a creaking labor market, economic activity in the U.K. has been tepid.

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The author gives Rwanda a tepid grade on the three policy approaches.

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“We expect the overall picture to continue to point to a tepid development of the U.S. labor market,” SEB’s Marcus Widen says in a note.

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