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"The decisive vote in Massachusetts continues an unbroken streak for tipped employees and restaurant operators who have fought for their tipped wage."

From Salon

And in 2024, it has put another man in the White House, the latest in an unbroken masculine chain more than two centuries long.

From Slate

He was best known for the song Unbroken Chain, about the band's connection with its audience.

From BBC

"They've lost limbs but gained immense respect from us and our fans. Their bodies may bear the scars of war, but their spirits remain unbroken. Their mental strength is remarkable."

From BBC

A long oak table stretches the length of the room, unbroken and capable of seating up to 50 guests.

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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