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unleash

[uhn-leesh] / ʌnˈliʃ /
VERB
let loose
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The film will be released by Neon, who have had a chokehold on Cannes in recent years, so that makes the festival a likely a place for Refn to unleash “Hell.”

From Los Angeles Times

That is expected to clear up how separate U.S. regulatory bodies oversee crypto markets and potentially unleash new institutional adoption.

From Barron's

Torrential rains unleashed flash floods and warnings of debris flow across southern California, particularly in fire-scarred areas, with further downpours forecast for Thursday as authorities declared a state of emergency in several counties.

From Barron's

Startups have already unleashed AI toys in time for the holidays.

From Los Angeles Times

“We could the market taking care of itself in this respect, but the forces that have been unleashed might take some official moves to counter them.”

From Barron's