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whereby

adverb as in by which

conjunction as in by which

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Prime Minister Briceño told local media that for Belize it will be "more like a job programme, whereby people with certain qualifications can come to Belize" and "participate meaningfully in our economy."

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“Population health also affects the consumer market, whereby the demand for nonessential products and services suffers when families are struggling with illnesses and much of their disposable income is required for medical expenses.”

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At the same time, China’s Ministry of Transport announced a retaliatory investigation into Washington’s Section 301 probe, whereby the U.S. has been scrutinizing China’s domination of the global shipping industry.

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The order seeks to institute a policy known as “Most Favored Nation,” whereby the U.S. government pays prices for drugs that are tied to the prices paid by other countries.

Further evidence of the short squeeze is the backwardation in the silver market, whereby spot prices are higher than those of futures contracts.

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

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