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peers

noun as in generation

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  • baby boomers
  • Beat Generation
  • boomers
  • Gen X
  • Gen Y
  • Gen Z
  • Generation A
  • Generation X
  • Generation Y
  • Generation Z
  • Lost Generation
  • Millennials
  • sandwich generation
  • Silent Generation
  • Xennials

noun as in jury

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And all of a sudden, one of my peers, who I haven’t met, is allegedly faking reviews for papers, and looking at their track record, they are extremely prolific.

There will be more months of debate, during which MPs and peers could choose to amend parts of the bill.

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If peers do not make any further changes, the bill would be sent to the King for Royal Assent, which formalises the law as an act of Parliament.

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The bill will now face many more months of debate and scrutiny by MPs and peers, who could choose to amend it, with the approval of both Houses of Parliament required before it becomes law.

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The bill has to be approved by MPs and peers before it can become law, with the first debate and vote taking place later.

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

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