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moved

adjective as in gone to a different residence

adjective as in proposed

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On Tuesday, the start time was officially moved forward by two hours to accommodate an NHL game between the Montreal Canadiens and the Carolina Hurricanes, with a spot in the Stanley Cup play-offs at stake.

From BBC

Overcrowding has also led to hundreds of bodies being moved to other mortuaries in the past six months, and Mr Griffith said families were not being informed.

From BBC

She wrote that her parents moved to South Gate, where she started visiting frequently because her mother’s health had worsened, requiring more visits to a physician and a specialist.

Mendoza was a war consultant on “Civil War,” and it’s clear that Garland was moved enough by his expertise that he believed “Warfare” could be a pseudo-companion film that extended the former movie’s messages.

From Salon

A court filing says Mr Mahdawi was born in a refugee camp in the West Bank and moved to the US in 2014.

From BBC

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

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