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cure-all
noun as in panacea
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He clearly had no idea about child care and so he reverted to the only economic policy he's ever known: tariffs, the cure-all for every economic ill.
It's not a cure-all for the corruption and institutional failure that is wearing people down, to be sure.
While this recent wave of violence has made people think about how to fix the problem, those working in the gender violence space say government-funded projects are not a cure-all.
Iwasaki cautioned against the idea that people swabbing their noses with Neosporin will be a cure-all in the future.
First, supplemental magnesium isn’t a cure-all, no matter how many social media posts may say otherwise.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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