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generations
noun as in family
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noun as in menage
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Example Sentences
In his speech beforehand, Bayrou made clear that he had his eyes set more on history rather than politics, telling MPs that it was future generations who would suffer if France lost its financial independence.
Bayrou's key issue was France's debt crisis, and what he said was the need to slash government spending to prevent a catastrophe for future generations.
“I basically love all generations of people, I love kids, and I really love my parents,” he said, mulling over his cross-generational appeal.
The King has described the site as "a great spiritual treasure that should be maintained for future generations".
The Heritage American movement maintains that those Americans whose ancestors have been here for generations are more deserving of this nation’s riches than those of us whose families came over within living memory.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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