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give currency
verb as in popularize
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NFTs solve an essential problem, Davis said, in that they “give currency to ephemeral goods in an era where people are tending to favor virtual life,” but he agrees there are people who will lose lots of money by making bad investments.
Central banks throughout the world try to avoid leaking decisions on interest rates and other matters because advance information could give currency traders or others an unfair advantage in the market.
I’m not saying the modern mother is a gin-swigging inebriate, forever dropping her baby down the steps of Hogarth’s Gin Lane – but when Kelly Clarkson, a singer and mother of four, recently told People magazine that “Children are challenging. Wine is necessary,” she was the latest in a long line of voices across all layers of popular culture to give currency to the image of the modern mother as one who is knackered, chardonnay-swilling and unrepentant.
The drive to give currency manipulation a more central role in trade talks is caused chiefly by concerns about Japan, which is part of the current round of negotiations.
The drive to give currency manipulation a more central role in trade talks is caused chiefly by concerns about Japan, which is part of the current round of negotiations.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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