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running
adjective as in continuous, flowing, operating
adverb as in continually
noun as in management of organization
Example Sentences
The department has long faced allegations about secretive deputy groups running amok in certain stations and jails, controlling command staff and promoting a culture of violence.
The Science of Identity Foundation has a cultlike and bigoted history; Gabbard had disavowed its homophobic stances, which she’d once championed as a Hawai’i state representative, by the time she began running for Congress.
The NHS in England came within “six or seven hours” of running out of gowns and other protective equipment during the Covid pandemic, Matt Hancock has said.
That may not seem amazing, but one of the scientists involved points out that for animals, a hose – a flexible tube with running water coming out of the end – is “very complex”.
Following the earlier arrest at Buckingham Palace he spoke about the "illuminati" running the world.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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