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present
adjective as in existing; at this time
adjective as in nearby, here
noun as in existing time
noun as in gift
verb as in introduce; demonstrate
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The firm has previously said it works “hard to present only meritorious claims and have systems in place to help weed out false or exaggerated allegations.”
“Some stakeholders remain concerned that provisions of the bill, while well-intentioned, present implementation challenges that could lead to unintended consequences, including impairment of user privacy,” he wrote.
But the Capitol is closed to all tours during the shutdown, unless the elected member is present.
This marks the first direct genetic confirmation that these pathogens were present in Napoleon's army.
As Kahn told the audience, Yiddish language and culture, with their centuries-old tradition, are also a way of "confronting the present and even the future".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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