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marker

noun as in a writing instrument

noun as in something that marks

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Because they trace the flow of moving air, scientists use them as natural markers to study wind behavior that would otherwise remain unseen.

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Quest says among its most popular tests is a $385 comprehensive health profile that analyzes more than 75 markers including those related to heart, kidney and liver health, as well as diabetes risk.

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It replaced the company’s longtime marker featuring a man in overalls leaning against a barrel.

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From American university campuses to European high schools, solidarity with the Palestinian cause—and hostility to Zionism—have become the political markers of a new generation.

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In front of their home fans, all of the pre-match pressure was on India but they lay down a marker as one of the tournament favourites despite being short of their best.

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

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