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be seated on

verb as in rest

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While Watters, according to Assistant District Attorney Christopher Conroy, had said on his show that the purported activists had been lying to the judge, Trump's post added that they were doing so to be seated on his jury, NBC News reported.

From Salon

On Thursday, Manhattan prosecutors outlined Trump's potential latest violations: Seven posts linking to articles calling Cohen, a "serial perjurer" and quoting Fox News host Jesse Watters' allegation that "undercover liberal activists" are deceiving the court in order to be seated on the jury, a pool report noted, per Axios.

From Salon

Mr. Trump had granted her wish to be seated on the National Security Council, over the objections of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, to whom she ostensibly reported.

So whatever Congress is elected in 2024 will be seated on Jan. 3, 2025, and then will oversee the counting of electoral college ballots on Jan. 6, 2025.

From Slate

Rumors have circulated that Republicans would refuse to allow a Feinstein replacement to be seated on the committee if she were to step down, but it would be exceptionally unprecedented for a minority party to refuse to allow the majority to retain their majority on a committee.

From Slate

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

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