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addendum

[uh-den-duhm] / əˈdɛn dəm /


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Newsom’s addendums provide a glimpse into the sometimes flawed or incomplete process of crafting new laws, at times hastily at the end of legislative session, requiring flaws or unresolved conflicts to be remedied later.

From Los Angeles Times

“I believe this US Currency is funds from the disposition of the stolen property,” the detective wrote in the warrant addendum.

From Los Angeles Times

It was both reclamation and addendum, metaphors I carried into my future.

From Los Angeles Times

A Department of Homeland Security lawyer who sat at a table near Diaz said that an addendum in Diaz’s arrest record in Texas acknowledged that he had DACA.

From Los Angeles Times

His vocal addendum is a wax stamp finalizing the rough-hewn collection of distinct voices.”

From Salon