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She confirmed that what I had shared with her was the solid definition of a “situationship.”

Coupled with fewer compliance burdens, stronger social security, and an expanded definition of employees to include gig workers, these reforms could help formalise India's vast informal economy, experts say.

Reed could always use his legs to make up for his arm—even if it stretched the definition of what it meant to be a signal-caller.

Remedies built on backward-looking market definitions risk locking in old hierarchies rather than promoting new entries.

The federal fact sheet noted that a “professional degree” is merely an internal definition it uses “to distinguish among programs that qualify for higher loan limits.”