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bist

British  
/ bɪst /

verb

  1. archaic a form of the second person singular of be 1

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Dr Pradeep Bist, co-first author of the paper and a principal research scientist with Duke-NUS' Emerging Infectious Diseases Programme, said:

From Science Daily

The benchmark BIST-100 index opened down 0.52% and slid rapidly to be 5% lower, issuing the market-wide circuit breaker at 0712 GMT.

From Reuters

More than 1,400 miles away, in the Himalayan town of Pithoragarh, Hemendra Negi, a 31-year-old flower grower, chanced upon Bist’s social media campaign.

From The Guardian

Anamika Bist, who lives in a Bengaluru high rise and runs Village Story, a community farming enterprise, organised an online Lockdown Farmers’ Market, circulating farmers’ details across social media.

From The Guardian

Following Tuesday’s announcement in New York, the Borsa Istanbul said its chief executive temporarily banned short selling in banking shares within the top BIST-30 Index , effective from Wednesday.

From Reuters