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implement

noun as in agent, tool

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“We don’t agree that migrants be treated as criminals,” Sheinbaum told reporters Thursday at her regular morning news conference, in her strongest condemnation yet of Trump’s vow to implement the largest deportations in U.S. history.

Poulain says he was unaware Buettner had patented the term, and although he collaborated with the company, he says he was taken aback by the large fees Buettner was asking to implement its programs.

The changes are for England but the Westminster government says it will work closely with the Welsh government to implement reforms there.

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However, this process is difficult to implement on an industrial scale due to the massive amount of energy required for these systems to operate.

Instead, it will be up to the nation’s internet regulator - the eSafety Commissioner - to hash out how to implement and enforce the rules, which will not come into effect for at least 12 months after legislation is passed.

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

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