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characteristics
noun as in typical feature, trait
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One of the characteristics of Gareth Southgate's eight years as England manager was his restoration of the joy of representing the country, a basic willingness to turn up - something Kane's harsh words for the no-shows suggested was already at a loss.
“There’s not a lot of dialogue that you have to follow, and with the songs too, a lot of the characteristics of the show are attractive to kids in general.”
But this year’s results suggest that if there is a single deal-breaker for Democrats in the current environment, it isn’t having “elite” characteristics or having used phrases like structural racism or white supremacy in the past.
All these races share characteristics - challenging conditions, often awful visibility, one driver apparently on a separate level from the rest of the field.
Does he have any type of characteristics that appeal to Latino voters?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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