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toggle

noun as in button

Strongest matches

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Under pressure to be more transparent, the company added a digital “toggle” switch allowing customers to initially see either a basic daily rate or a total showing how much those secondary fees would add to the daily rate.

They may toggle between rehearsal footage of Driver and Woodley and the final filmed version of the same scene.

Under pressure to be more transparent, the company added a digital “toggle” switch allowing customers to initially see either a basic daily rate or a total showing how much those secondary fees would add to the daily rate.

"When patients succumb to COVID, for example, that's often a product of inflammation. This makes our findings really exciting, because we've found a new way to potentially toggle the immune system's inflammatory pathways to improve outcomes in patients with chronic inflammation."

When we look at the future of war, the winners and losers are going to be defined by who can toggle between different types of technologies the quickest.

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

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