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merited

adjective as in earned

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As a group, these musicians were more apt to die at younger ages than hundreds of thousands of other notable deceased people who merited space on Wikipedia, the pair found.

George Gascón, LA County's top prosecutor, announced on Thursday that new evidence in the case merited a review of their life sentences.

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And, by contrast, stats also show their displays during this campaign have merited more than they have received.

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When the Sum 41 frontman first sat down to write what would become his unflinching memoir, “Walking Disaster: My Life Through Heaven and Hell,” he genuinely didn’t think his life merited an autobiography.

“There is a reason why it was kind of understood that he would be the No. 1 overall pick and I think that’s been earned and merited,” McVay said.

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