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/ ˈpɑːtnəz /

plural noun

  1. nautical a wooden construction around an opening in a deck, as to support a mast

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“No one can make any sense of it anymore—only open questions and growing uncertainty for the EU and other U.S. trading partners,” Lange said in a post on X External link.

From Barron's

“And as I have said many times before, the not-so-secret formula to a full box‑office recovery is straightforward, we need more great movies from our studio partners.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The work was supported by scientific and financial contributions from industry, academic, patient advocacy, and government partners.

From Science Daily

"These deals are going to be good deals. We expect to stand by them. We expect our partners to stand by them."

From BBC

“We simply don’t have the institutional knowledge that our Nordic and Scandinavian partners do, and that’s a hard reality to confront,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

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