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predecessor

noun as in something, someone that comes before

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That wasn’t out of line with her immediate predecessor, but it was a smaller margin for error than has been common since the current framework for budgeting was put in place in 2010.

President Samia, who had been vice-president, seemed like a breath of fresh air - and with her warmer and friendlier style, she initiated reforms that seemed to represent a radical departure from her predecessor's policies.

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“It’s normal, on a human level, to receive one of my predecessors in this context,” Macron said during a visit to Slovenia.

Both sides also want to finalise a tariff deal negotiated by her predecessor.

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She has significantly increased seizures of the drug compared to her predecessor and her administration has sent dozens of convicted drug cartel members to the US to serve sentences there.

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

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