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earmark

verb as in reserve

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Pollock, who has scored three tries in a little over an hour of Test rugby for England, has been earmarked as a possible wing option.

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One division that has been earmarked for sale is its lubricants business Castrol.

Davis has written to spending watchdog the National Audit Office calling for an "urgent" investigation into the cost of One Login, which he says is certain to rise above the £305m already earmarked for it.

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Traders have been happy to see hundreds of billions of dollars earmarked for AI-related investment, particularly as most of the money was sourced from company cashflow.

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She added that more than $8 million had been earmarked for upgrades to the baseball, softball and soccer/track/lacrosse facilities — including the installation of outdoor lights.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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