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pro forma

adjective as in for the sake of form

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adverb as in as a matter of form

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Tellingly, people tended to get more animated when defending the honor of guns than they did when expressing pro forma statements wishing Trump well.

Blanche also portrayed the ledger entries at issue in the case as pro forma actions performed by a Trump Organization employee.

Using the pro forma earnings measure known as adjusted EBITDA, which excludes some expenses, it doubled its profit to $128 million.

When successfully found, each site would then be photographed, GPS located, and recorded on pro forma sheets.

The songs’ original piano parts, pro forma in the extreme, sound like a piano-vocal reduction of an opera score.

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