Synonyms for hubs
hubs

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1. List of paraphrases for "hubs":

   concentrators, cubes, centres, poles, turntables, carrefours, cores, centers, platforms, concentrator, axes, knots, nodes, nuclei

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1. Chief Executive Peter George:

   Link, which is located in the three key hubs of Singapore, South Africa and Australia, has excellent local knowledge and connections as well as established customers, link will enable us to directly supply much needed, but not always licensed, medicines into these growing markets.

2. Shannon Gilson:

   The first few weeks of June have brought unprecedented weather to our largest hubs, heavily impacting our operation and causing delays, canceled flights and disruptions to crew member schedules and our customers' plans, that, combined with the labor shortages some of our vendors are contending with and the incredibly quick ramp up of customer demand, has led us to build in additional resilience and certainty to our operation by adjusting a fraction of our scheduled flying through mid-July.

3. Cai Zhiquan:

   We'll be flying from major hubs in China to second- or third-tier cities overseas, at the same time, we'll also open up more routes from inland Chinese cities to major hub cities elsewhere.

4. Freddie Mac:

   With more companies announcing their return-to-office mandates last week, some remote workers may choose to relocate back to major cities or tech hubs. As home prices are still high and mortgage rates are up compared to one year ago, people who move back may prefer to stay in the rental market, driving up the already high rental demand in these areas.

5. Kenneth Fox:

   The pandemic revealed to all what we’ve long known is true: schools are important community hubs that meet fundamental needs like access to food, health and mental health supports and services, as well as other kinds of protection, while schools continue to meet those needs, we think they will also serve as sites of community healing where public health strategies and systems can converge and align to serve families in innovative ways. This convergence may be a powerful way to address the increased mental health needs the pandemic has wrought among our students, especially those from Black and Latinx communities, to ensure equitable access to support and care.