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lease

verb as in rent object, residence

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Rushdie’s brush with death and new lease on life renders his latest stories — his first fiction since the attack — all the more potent and poignant.

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Until recently, the land, which is leased from the Texas Tech University System, was used for cattle grazing and wheat farming.

The Motability scheme allows people in receipt of certain disability benefits to lease vehicles more cheaply including cars, scooters, and powered wheelchairs.

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Cho recently began receiving calls from used-car leasing companies to clean vehicles later found to be where clients ended their lives.

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Bangladesh's dock workers escalated a strike on Saturday at the country's biggest port, Chattogram, protesting plans by the interim government to lease operating licences to a foreign company.

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

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