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since

adverb as in in the time past; because

conjunction as in in the time past; because

preposition as in between the present and a previous time

preposition as in in the time past; because

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More recently, a report published by #WeCount in October 2024 found a small but consistent increase in the national monthly number of abortions since October 2023, even in states with restrictive gestational limits.

From Salon

But over the last couple of years, since the Supreme Court ruled on Dobbs v.

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For example, in Florida since the state’s Amendment 4 didn’t pass, despite 57 percent of voters in favor of it.

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Americans' interest in getting away has risen since the election.

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There are, still, 2 million civil service employees, a number that seems ginormous until you remember, as Moynihan told me, that that number hasn’t grown appropriately in relation to the population, economy, and other factors since 1960.

From Slate

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

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