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Voters see a leader defending their freedoms by fighting policies such as diversity and equity, which they often equate with racism, and mask mandates, which they view as government overreach, Seitz said.

From Salon

A trilogy bout had been mandated, but Taylor chose not to pursue it as she focuses on a break from boxing.

From BBC

India only granted citizenship to the first Sri Lankan Tamil in 2022 - K Nalini was born a year before the 1987 law that mandated Indian citizenship of at least one parent.

From BBC

In England and Wales a new procurement law mandates companies to spend 10% of the value of major public contracts on "above and beyond" things like training or community projects.

From BBC

“We remain confident that the OIG’s remaining staffing levels will allow the OIG to fulfill its essential duties and carry out its mandate,” the statement said.

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

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