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a public demand for fighting to stop for a period of time or permanently

“Several governments renewed a ceasefire call as the regional war kept disrupting shipping and increasing fears of wider escalation.”

to suddenly become more serious, active, or violent

“Tensions can flare up quickly when military action near strategic waterways affects both security and trade.”

an important sea route used for trade, transport, or military movement

“The conflict has kept attention on every strategic waterway that carries oil and gas to global markets.”

a much wider and more destructive conflict spreading across an area

“Diplomats fear a broader conflagration if more states are pulled into the fighting over the coming weeks.”

nervous, worried, and expecting something bad to happen

“Energy traders remained on edge as reports suggested the conflict could affect transport routes again.”

a sudden and strong increase or decrease in prices that affects the economy

“The latest oil price shock has forced economists to revise their inflation forecasts for the rest of 2026.”

to contribute to rising prices across the economy

“Higher transport and fuel costs may feed into inflation far beyond the energy sector this spring.”

expectations about how much an economy will grow in the future

“Analysts said the growth outlook could worsen if supply disruptions continue through another month.”

the set of calculations and assumptions used to estimate inflation

“Central bankers admitted that the new energy shock is changing the inflation arithmetic around the world.”

to make investors nervous and cause financial markets to react negatively

“Persistent uncertainty over oil supply continued to rattle markets at the end of the week.”

to introduce a new product, service, or system to the public

“Several major firms plan to roll out updated AI systems as competition intensifies across the sector.”

the ability of a computer system to process data and run complex tasks

“Demand for computing power keeps rising as newer models require larger data centers and faster chips.”

the benefit a company gets by entering a market before its competitors

“Investors still debate whether first-mover advantage will matter more than product reliability in the AI market.”

to increase the size or capacity of an operation

“Cloud providers are scaling up regional infrastructure to support enterprise demand for AI tools.”

a fast competition in which rivals try to build more and better capabilities

“Commentators increasingly describe the current AI contest as an arms race for talent, chips, and users.”

an important discovery or development that helps progress happen quickly

“Scientists described the new result as a breakthrough because it improves predictions in a difficult research area.”

to create a representation of how something works so it can be studied or predicted

“The team used advanced software to model a process that normally takes much longer to analyze.”

the ability to forecast what may happen based on data or analysis

“Improved predictive capability could help laboratories test promising energy designs more efficiently.”

to show or suggest that something is likely to be true

“Early findings point to faster screening methods for experiments involving complex reactions.”

the sequence of studies and projects moving toward practical results

“Experts said the discovery could strengthen the research pipeline for future clean-energy applications.”

people around the world who watch, read, or listen to the same content

“Broadcasters are designing flagship events for a global audience that follows culture and sport at the same time.”

the list of performers, guests, or participants in an event

“Fans focused on the event line-up as organizers tried to balance international appeal with local identity.”

to attract people to watch something

“Streaming platforms hope exclusive live coverage will draw in viewers across multiple regions this month.”

the influence that a person, event, or company has on culture and public attention

“Analysts said the tournament’s cultural footprint extends far beyond ticket sales and television ratings.”

to receive most of the attention in a situation

“A surprise performance threatened to steal the spotlight from the official ceremony and its sponsors.”