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plus

adjective as in extra

noun as in asset; something added

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That, plus an absence of “winning is everything” bloodlust, makes him easy to root for.

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Alternatively, Congress could implement a formula-based approach, such as requiring a majority plus a fixed number from the minority party, to better reflect the electorate’s will.

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"He can play anywhere across the front line, plus he possesses both extraordinary pace and power on a consistent basis."

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Led by Mr. Roxander’s powerful dancing and cheeky projection, the five-part ballet projected force and fun, duly supported by two secondary women and an animated female ensemble plus a few men.

Here are some tailwinds for biotech that are likely to continue, driving this notoriously volatile sector higher from here — plus four stocks these analysts single out.

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

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