to a degree
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Investors excited about the potential of artificial-intelligence technology seem willing to wait for Anthropic to monetize its business to a degree more comparable to public companies with similar valuations.
From MarketWatch
"What Tierney wanted to do was an incredibly faithful adaptation of this novel, wildly faithful - faithful to a degree I don't think anybody ever imagined," he says.
From BBC
He found that the anchoring of consumers’ short-run inflation expectations as measured by UMich had weakened in 2025 to a much greater degree than that of professional forecasters, and to a degree exceeding consumers’ expectations in the late 1970s.
From Barron's
Intrator is an unapologetic creature of Wall Street, and the company he leads, which provides cloud-computing capacity for AI hyperscalers like OpenAI and Meta Platforms, reflects that to a degree.
From Barron's
"She is under Great Ormond Street Hospital and is now mobile to a degree, but we still haven't got it under control. There are no answers," says Harbinder.
From BBC
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