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lobby
noun as in entrance hall
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verb as in press for political action
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Example Sentences
The powerful pro-Israel lobby’s standing among Democrats has become a flash point amid broader internecine conflict in the Democratic Party over Israel’s unrelenting war in Gaza.
From the outside, the building is modest, but inside, the recently renovated lobby is bright and welcoming, with plenty of seating and a communal microwave that’s surprisingly handy.
What struck me is how much the fictional paper’s lobby looked like the old Globe Lobby of the L.A.
At one point, he orders a drink from the bar and makes a phone call in the lobby.
Public galleries and lobby spaces will activate the building throughout the day, not just during shows.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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