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plank

noun as in board

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In October, a Cal State L.A. student who turned out to be a De León staffer asked at a meet-and-greet how she felt about police abolitionism, a plank of the DSA.

Harris' campaign pushed marijuana legalization as a plank of their campaign in its closing days.

From Salon

“That gym experience kept me in a mental plank for a long time where I was able to just focus on process. And we’re two actors who love process and the physicality of characters,” she said.

This plank of his platform has held for years as the president-elect has campaigned across the country.

From Salon

They have generally formed a key plank of the Democratic coalition but Republicans have been eating into that support.

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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