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dumping

noun as in disposal

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The city could treat it as a literal dumping ground, with very real consequences — the highest rates of juvenile asthma in the city, the lowest household income, the fewest sidewalks and paved streets, even life expectancy rates more than a decade shorter than elsewhere in Portland.

From Salon

Despite bringing in an impressive amount for a first-time candidate in a statewide race, Ramaswami said that the super PACs supporting his opponent are dumping $250,000 a month into the race.

From Slate

Council members said the city of 100,000 had been a dumping ground for homeless projects that were straining the budget and leading to disorder.

Trump has made almost the same comment as Biden did, but about Harris’ supporters — calling them “garbage” and “scum” — and has called America overall a “dumping ground” and a “garbage can” for the world.

Who spent: Uber made a splash this year by dumping $30 million into its state committee in California called the Uber Innovation PAC.

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

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