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invest

verb as in give power or authority

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“When you think about markets and where we want to be sure that we have IndyCar long term, this is a place we want to invest in for sure.”

If we don’t want more homeless people on sidewalks, we have to invest in proposals like Measure A that stand a chance of resolving this horrible problem.

He continues to invest in companies, as well as running his charity, the Hunter Foundation, which he and his wife Marion established in 1998.

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However, some argue megafunds would not invest so much in smaller projects while some claim the changes could bring risks for pension savers.

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While UK pension schemes tend to invest more in assets like equities and bonds, their Canadian rivals focus more on private markets.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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