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watchlist

British  
/ ˈwɒtʃˌlɪst /

noun

  1. a list of things to be monitored, esp in order to prevent loss, damage, etc

  2. a list of people or organizations to be kept under surveillance, esp because they are suspected of wrongdoing

    terrorist watchlist

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For Alibaba investors, Pentagon watchlist talk is, more than anything else, a reminder of the potentially devastating power of regulatory risks for the stock.

From Barron's

For Alibaba investors, Pentagon watchlist talk is, more than anything else, a reminder of the potentially devastating power of regulatory risks for the stock.

From Barron's

It added the forum remained on its watchlist and a previously-launched investigation into it remained open while it checked the block was being maintained.

From BBC

When we think about what that really meant, what Turning Point actually did was it made a list of people, a watch list of people, called the Professor Watchlist, that lists professors who are not suitably ideologically aligned with Charlie Kirk and his organization.

From Slate

Since 2016, the organization Kirk co-founded, Turning Point USA, has hosted the Professor Watchlist.

From Salon