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abeyance

[uh-bey-uhns] / əˈbeɪ əns /


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Even if direct Russia-Ukraine negotiations, now in abeyance, resume, “there is no way politically Zelensky can settle with the Russians” unless it includes the broad elements the Ukrainian president has articulated.

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The homogenizing forces of Western culture remain in abeyance.

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This is science fiction that keeps its science largely in abeyance, as dark matter for a story about loneliness, grief and finding purpose.

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Mrs. Maloney placed the motion in abeyance, and the Democratic majority on the committee later tabled the motion, effectively killing it.

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Though cancerous cell growth was held in abeyance, an existential dread set in as I realized that instead of fortifying my system, each day on the medication subtracted a day from the treatment’s effectiveness.

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