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capabilities

noun as in possibilities

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“Parents, monitor all electronic usage and know who your children are communicating with. Many apps and games have messaging capabilities and present the same, if not more, risk as social media platforms,” the statement read.

"President Trump recognises that an overreliance on foreign critical minerals and their derivative products could jeopardise US defence capabilities, infrastructure development, and technological innovation," said the order.

From BBC

“Amazon wants to start to have the technology in place to take advantage as the capabilities roll out.”

In contrast, DOGE’s disruption is characterized by lack of understanding, closed-door decision-making, superficial agility and eroded government capabilities.

From Salon

Both the US and Israel have the military capabilities to bomb Iran's nuclear infrastructure, but such an operation would be complex and risky, with an uncertain outcome.

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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