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abiding

[uh-bahy-ding] / əˈbaɪ dɪŋ /


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Law- abiding citizens own those guns, Cornyn said, and “no law-abiding citizen is a threat to public safety.”

From Seattle Times

But such meetings sometimes occur when the executives hope to convince the agency’s top officials that they are committed to abiding by their promises to the F.T.C.

From New York Times

She added "Any assertion that the AAC in any way is not abiding by its independent voice is not only misguided but it is reckless."

From Salon

If there was an abiding theme across X’s work and life, it was the attempt to subvert a fixed self, choosing to cycle through artistic personas and abjure her personal history.

From New York Times

The Taliban had claimed Islamabad was not abiding by an agreement with Kabul to allow sick Afghan patients and their caretakers to cross into Pakistan without travel documents for medical care.

From Seattle Times