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But by edging in gently to farming, they keep the financial assurance of a back-up city salary, as well as the intellectual sustenance of their urban social circle.

From BBC

The good news that ultimately topped headlines in 2022 is justly celebratory, but the subsequent difficulties we see heighten the notion that a union needs cohesion, direction and sustenance beyond a star organizer having a well-earned moment.

For her, food isn’t merely an entity of sustenance — it’s an art form.

From Salon

Faith addresses primal needs for meaning and spiritual sustenance that transcend any specific religion or belief system.

From Slate

Responses on social media questioned if he had really gone this long on a flight with no stimulation or sustenance.

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

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