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View definitions for earmark

earmark

verb as in reserve

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At the end of August, the administration said it was cutting $679 million for “doomed” offshore wind projects — including $427 million that had been earmarked for California.

Some of those funds would be earmarked for a newly created streaming payment distribution fund to benefit additional performers.

Monday had been earmarked as a day for the parents of the three murdered girls to address the inquiry.

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The controversial deal with private equity firm injected £1.6bn into clubs, earmarked largely for infrastructure and international expansion.

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There is no indication a third or a quarter of that money will be spent in L.A., and the Senate version of the bill earmarks only $53 million for West L.A.,

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

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