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table

noun as in furniture upon which to work, eat

noun as in meal

noun as in flatland

noun as in diagram with columns of information

verb as in postpone a proposition

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There’s also a toddler in this ramshackle flat, so be sure to table your judgment about youth raising children from multiple partners.

Will those kinds of destabilizing gambits be on the table, or is Trump instead going to be stocking the administration with incompetent charlatans who, like him, are really more interested in posting on social media and seeing their faces on TV than in doing the nuts-and-bolts work of instituting authoritarianism in America?

From Slate

"For many of them it's the only way they know how to put food on the table," said Ms Thabane.

From BBC

A pay offer aimed at avoiding industrial action by unions has been put on the table by Health Minister Mike Nesbitt.

From BBC

“I think he’ll bring a lot to the table,” the Louisiana Republican said.

From Salon

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

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