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mark

noun as in criterion, standard

Strongest match

noun as in goal, target

Weak match

  • bull's eye
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In recent days, the Venezuelan Bishops Conference called on the Maduro government to mark the canonization by releasing political prisoners.

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While the grants undoubtedly helped them, it is hard to imagine such people wouldn’t have left their marks without the fund’s modest subsidies.

Germany said Sunday it has temporarily recalled its ambassador to Georgia, marking a step-up in the spat between the Caucasus country and the European Union.

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For the first six months, employees receive scheduled raises every 60 days, and another at the one-year mark.

Either way, the election will close out an economic experiment marked by initial prosperity funded by Morales's nationalization of gas reserves.

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