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preplanned
adjective as in predetermined
Example Sentences
As Homeland Security Investigations special agent Nicholas DeSimone later wrote in a federal criminal complaint, the operation was not preplanned but rather part of a “roving patrol”— a controversial tactic that lawsuits link to racial profiling and was widely used in the Los Angeles area after the raids started in June.
But Richard Linklater preplanned his magnum opus.
It only required agents to wear the devices when they were conducting preplanned arrests or searches and seizures that required a warrant.
The doll thing is evidently a preplanned talking point, because Trump keeps returning to the subject.
“Neither one is sitting there using their gut feel to make decisions. Every move, pitching move, lineup decision, how long they stay with a pitcher, are all calculated and preplanned.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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