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"It's a lot of money to find every single month," he said, adding that the costs ultimately get passed on to clients.

From BBC

The rule "gives us an opportunity to hire the best talent, ultimately, and the clubs make those decisions individually," he noted.

From Barron's

I’m motivated, because I think we ultimately have to protect each other and protect the art for as long as we can.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s a possibility that oil prices could climb even higher if the strait doesn’t reopen, Razaqzada said — and if oil stays high, inflation risks will start creeping back into focus and ultimately hurt risk appetite.

From MarketWatch

Yet this scene, too, is ultimately reconfigured in surprising ways, leaving its meanings bracingly indefinite.

From The Wall Street Journal