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extreme

[ik-streem] / ɪkˈstrim /






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U.S. stocks saw a bullish start to February as investors bought the recent dip and extreme tumult in the metals market eased.

From MarketWatch

A study published in Nature Microbiology now shows that this extreme efficiency may also create serious limitations.

From Science Daily

Category 5 storms are extremely rare, accounting for about one percent of events classified as "extreme," while Categories 0 and 1 are common, together making up 79 percent of storms.

From Barron's

Fact: The concentration of wealth is much more extreme than the distribution of income.

From MarketWatch

The roughly $30 trillion Treasury market has held mostly steady despite extreme tumult in other parts of the financial market and recent renewed fears of a “Sell America” approach to trading.

From MarketWatch