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EAM

American  
  1. National Liberation Front, a Greek underground resistance movement of World War II and political coalition of various leftist groups.


EAM British  

noun

  1. (in World War II) the leftist resistance in German-occupied Greece

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Etymology

Origin of EAM

< Modern Greek E ( thnikō ) A ( pelevtherōtikò ) M ( étōpo )

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“We’re proud to have North Carolina as the centerpiece of our U.S. manufacturing strategy,” EAM founder and Managing Director Vikram Handa said in a news release from Cooper’s office.

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“Having an environmentally friendly world-class facility in North Carolina will allow EAM to provide synthetic and natural graphite anodes to the growing EV battery industry faster, more reliably and at a competitive cost.”

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State and local governments have offered more than $33 million in economic incentives for EAM to build in forms such as land, infrastructure improvements, training and cash payments, according to a document presented to a state panel that signed off on some incentives.

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The document said that EAM initially considered facility sites in six states, and the other finalist was Jackson, Tennessee.

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A portion of the state incentives — about $3.4 million over 12 years — is contingent on EAM meeting job-creation and investment thresholds by the end of 2028, the document said.

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