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David Murakami’s projections augment the theatrical picture, conjuring a warship with the speed and stealth of an undeterrable shark.

They’ve also placed orders for hundreds of new Airbus and Boeing planes worth billions of dollars to augment their offering.

From BBC

The number of removal flights would also need to be dramatically expanded, possibly requiring military aircraft to augment current capacity.

From BBC

Now Kim is sending North Korean troops—many of them elite Special Forces—to augment the ill-equipped men that Russian commanders have hurled into combat like cannon fodder.

From Slate

The lawsuit singles out certain features as problematic: alerts that disrupt sleep; videos that vanish, driving users to check the platform frequently; and beauty filters that allow users to augment their appearance.

From BBC

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

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