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hadn't

American  
[had-nt] / ˈhæd nt /
  1. contraction of had not.


hadn't British  
/ ˈhædənt /

contraction

  1. had not

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However, TD Cowen analyst Derrick Wood wrote in a Monday note that the development could reduce Oracle’s capital-expenditure needs by up to $20 billion in the next few years but not impact Oracle’s RPO, as he believed the deal hadn’t been formally signed.

From MarketWatch

However, the sector would still underperform even if investors hadn’t grown so concerned about the threat from AI, they add.

From The Wall Street Journal

Among nearly 2,000 employees surveyed by McKinsey last summer, about two-thirds said their organizations hadn’t started scaling AI across the enterprise.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We used this combination to capture the channel in its open state -- something that hadn't been achieved with cold by itself."

From Science Daily

This was evident Friday, as Fed officials including Boston Fed President Susan Collins and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said the weak jobs data hadn’t altered their view that interest rates could be on hold for quite some time.

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