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tide

[tahyd] / taɪd /


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From a situation where the rising AI tide was lifting all boats, now it’s buoying some tech stocks while leaving others stranded.

From Barron's

Oceans and tides and earth, in their hands.

From Literature

He swam against the tide after Beijing crushed the pro-democracy movement in Tiananmen Square in 1989, becoming the largest Hong Kong investor in mainland China, primarily in the property sector, while foreign businesses fled.

From Barron's

Afterward, Frey told reporters he thinks the “tide is turning right now, and the people that deserve the credit are the tens of thousands of Minneapolis and Minnesota residents.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Vertical Research Partners analyst Rob Stallard described the results as “the turning of the tide.”

From Barron's