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established practices

noun as in rule of the road

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Russia, they said, is turning to techniques that go beyond its established practices of hacking and digital surveillance, taking a more systemic approach to change the way its domestic internet functions.

The actors’ regular appearance on picket lines has provided additional starpower and voices on issues that are key to both groups — better pay and preserving established practices like residual payments, as well as protection from the use of artificial intelligence.

One by one, Tevye's daughters escape their arranged marriages and wed men they love, radically defying established practices.

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“Charities are trained to spend as little as they can on fundraising — that means they go after the big money,” says Taylor, who acknowledged trying newer fundraising methods might be difficult for nonprofits with established practices.

“If you look at the automobile world, there’s all kinds of regulations and rules and established practices; same thing for motorcycles. For electric bikes, there’s not much,” says Ed Benjamin, founder and chairperson of the Light Electric Vehicle Association.

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

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