Definition: The word "are" is used in English to indicate that something or someone has been or will be done, even if it may not yet be fully completed or realized. For example, saying "I'm sure they'll finish this project by next month" does not mean that the project will be finished by then, but rather that they are likely to do so. In a more formal context, "are" can also be used as an adverb in sentences like "Are you ready for the exam?" or "Are you sure of it?" The word "publicly traded" is not a standard English word, and there is no commonly accepted definition for it. In financial terms, "publicly traded" typically refers to companies that are publicly listed on stock exchanges or have been incorporated as corporations, often with their shares listed in public markets. In summary: - The word "are" is used to indicate something has been done. - The word "publicly traded" can refer to things that are publicly listed or incorporated as corporations, but it does not provide a definition for this term.
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