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abide

[uh-bahyd] / əˈbaɪd /






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MLB did not have the power to redo the court-approved settlement, because Guggenheim could have asked the court to uphold the deal and order the league to abide by it.

From Los Angeles Times

That choice gives you solid ground to abide by your mother’s actions.

From MarketWatch

If baseball comes up with new rules next year, the Dodgers will abide by them.

From Los Angeles Times

Benn told MPs the government did not agree with immunity "as a matter of principle" and that those who served in the armed forces had to abide by the rule of law.

From BBC

More than a decade in the making, Ryan and Kehew’s meticulous reproduction of Martin’s scores will demonstrate his central role in creating The Beatles’ abiding legacy.

From Salon