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View definitions for corollary

corollary

noun as in conclusion, deduction

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And there’s a slightly less common corollary to that: I mean, really, who are these people who say that they’re undecided?

From Salon

If we insist on regarding the natural world in such feminine terms, then authority over women is an essential — and equally destructive — corollary to authority over nature.

A corollary to the people’s power to govern is that the government must honor our fundamental rights.

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But perhaps there should be a corollary: If you start your action with a bang, a gun had better follow.

Their father, Don, a former Grand Wizard in the Ku Klux Klan, had created Stormfront, the legacy white supremacist website; Derek ran Stormfront’s corollary site for children, co-hosted a white nationalist radio show with their father, spoke at white nationalist conferences, and successfully won a Republican committee seat in Palm Beach County, Florida.

From Slate

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