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cornerstone

[kawr-ner-stohn] / ˈkɔr nərˌstoʊn /


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Nacua, 24, is in line for a monster contract extension in the upcoming offseason, as the Rams view their record-breaking receiver as a cornerstone.

From Los Angeles Times

Adams’s maneuver represents a setback for a cornerstone of Mamdani’s populist campaign.

From The Wall Street Journal

The energy relationship between Israel and Egypt has been seen by Washington and Israel as a cornerstone for regional integration.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the Commons last week, he told Karl Turner - who organised the letter - that "juries will remain a cornerstone of our justice system for the most serious cases".

From BBC

Ms. Kuin claims that Diogenes inspired their efforts: “Epicurus adopted Diogenes’ view that death ‘is nothing to us’ and made it one of the cornerstones of his school of thought.”

From The Wall Street Journal