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decides
verb as in make a determination; settle an issue
Strong matches
Example Sentences
"I haven't heard any of the Welsh ministers talking about this matter. I don't think it's good enough that they follow and wait to see what England decides."
Markert said the Facebook posts could pose a problem for the church if the IRS decides to investigate the violation.
Nicholls, 30, has enjoyed a rise up the doubles rankings and provides an alternative if Keothavong decides not to keep faith in Dart and Watson as her pairing.
It is possible that the Republican-led Senate holds confirmation hearings and decides, at the end, to defy their president and reject his pick to take on the “Deep State” and his many “enemies from within.”
Their made-up roles will let them opine on how to shrink the government and the budget, until Musk decides he’s bored and it’s time for him to be president.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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