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tide

[tahyd] / taɪd /


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The tide began to shift in Paramount’s favor in mid-February.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even before that meeting, the tide had turned for Paramount in a swell of power, politics and brinkmanship.

From Los Angeles Times

As the documentary makes clear, the tide began to shift for McCartney when he came to recognize his role as Wings’ band leader.

From Salon

The “rising industry tide” bodes well for the company, they said.

From MarketWatch

If it is the fate of all men to be eclipsed by time, it is the special fate of the reformers of the day to be swamped by the incoming tide of tomorrow.

From The Wall Street Journal