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hole
noun as in opening in a solid object
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This is part of the Vala Umgodi, or "Close the Hole", operation to curb illegal mining.
But the Conservatives claimed Labour had left a "black hole" in council finances.
Conservative shadow communities minister David Simmonds claimed the government had left a £2.4bn "black hole" in councils budgets.
In an interview with the BBC in July, she admitted retirement was "harder than I expected it to be" and "nothing can fill the hole of ski racing".
Lower state funding, along with higher costs primarily driven by faculty and staff pay increases, larger retirement plan contributions and more expensive healthcare, are projected to create that yawning UC budget hole.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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