Cardoso

American

[kahr-doh-zoh] / kɑrˈdoʊ zoʊ /

noun

Fernando Henrique, born 1931, president of Brazil 1995–2002.

Cardoso British

/ kɑˈdozo /

noun

Fernando Henrique. born 1931, Brazilian statesman; president (1995–2002)

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“Taken together, the results and outlook reinforce Axon’s trajectory, which had been questioned after the 3Q25 print as well as due to broader concerns regarding AI‑driven disruption for software‑aligned companies, as Axon highlighted its differentiated and defensible position, led by its ability to drive innovation across an integrated stack of hardware, software, and services, supported by complex, regulated industries with long‑term contracts and customer relationships,” said JPMorgan analysts led by Joseph Cardoso.

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Joel Ordonez headed the away side level before the break, but USA international Johnny Cardoso restored Atletico's lead just after the interval.

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Instead Atletico went ahead shortly after the restart, with American midfielder Cardoso hammering home from the edge of the box after the ball was cleared into his path.

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Cardoso worked for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority for 30 years, affording him a special perspective of the city’s architectural fabric.

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Tristan Cardoso and Johnny Thyfault each scored 16 points.

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