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over

adjective as in accomplished

adverb as in above

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For the first time since 2020, retirees are prioritizing quality of life over affordability, U.S.

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Berset's words - ahead of the Convention's 75th anniversary - are the most public confirmation that the body could evolve amid mounting debate over its future across the continent.

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In 2024 alone, James moved over $100 million out of First Brands’ bank accounts into accounts belonging to him or entities associated with him, including personal businesses and the Patrick James Trust, the complaint alleges.

Despite the Tylenol concerns, Kimberly-Clark grew comfortable with the deal in part because it was able to take over the business at a lower price after the selloff in Kenvue shares.

The line originally referred to the Euro tournament, but evolved over time to signify any soccer trophy that England could conceivably win after the long drought that followed its 1966 World Cup victory.

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

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