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prong

noun as in spike

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An alternative prong of this strategy is getting the court to agree that the Comstock Act of 1873 bans the mailing of abortion-inducing drugs and devices, a claim ADF makes in Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine.

From Slate

The second prong of the campaign involved working directly with the district.

Conflicts abroad were another prong of the Republican case against Mr Biden.

From BBC

One prong of the investigation focused on Huntsman’s concerns that some personnel files, including Villanueva’s, were being kept secret from oversight officials.

The last prong of Ziklag’s 2024 strategy is Operation Steeplechase, which urges conservative pastors to mobilize their congregants to vote in this year’s election.

From Salon

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