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move

Definition for move

noun as in progress, deed

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“If the Bears make a move on Eberflus, why wouldn’t you want to put Caleb with a guy who made him that comfortable?”

A vote is expected to be held before Christmas, with both Labour and the Greens supporting the move.

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If they answer "yes" to one or more, then the jury will move to the next stage and assess what damages to award Ms Hand.

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"If we slept as hard as males sleep, we would not move forward as a species, right?"

Six months ago, when the court’s chief prosecutor said he had requested the warrants, the U.S. condemned the move.

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

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