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amendment

noun as in correction, improvement

noun as in addition to a document

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As Wednesday’s meeting went on, council members introduced several amendments that, if adopted, would narrow the scope of the proposal and slow down its implementation.

The new amendments inadvertently incentivize the growth of mega-dairies now disproportionately concentrated in the Central Valley, where land is cheaper than other parts of the state — a region already grappling with environmental and health challenges.

The committee passed an amendment that would reduce the number of homes per lot faith-based organizations would be allowed to build under its program.

The Legislature should pass a bill to remove mandatory work from the Penal Code that doesn’t rely on a constitutional amendment.

He was convicted under a controversial amendment in 2022 to the Computer Misuse Act.

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

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