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wary

[wair-ee] / ˈwɛər i /


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But as AI infrastructure spending continues to rise sharply without showing big results — yet — investors are getting wary, and broadening their investments to non-tech sectors.

From MarketWatch

But as AI infrastructure spending continues to rise sharply without showing big results — yet — investors are getting wary, and broadening their investments to non-tech sectors.

From MarketWatch

His latest moves haven’t cost him that support, though some U.S. lawmakers and military officials remain wary of the Syrian leader’s militant past.

From The Wall Street Journal

Both Olive and Pepin-Neff suggest that the best way to minimise risk is to be more conscious and wary of the factors that exacerbate the likelihood of a shark encounter.

From BBC

That message has found willing audiences in developing nations long wary of American military power, where China has seen substantial growth in trade and influence in recent decades.

From The Wall Street Journal