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be established
verb as in lie
verb as in occupy
verb as in pass
Example Sentences
Such agencies have to be established through an act of Congress and typically employ thousands of staff.
The drafters of the amendment wanted to consign Dred Scott to the dustbin of history—not only by abolishing slavery, but also by compelling the government to forever recognize the equal citizenship of all people born in the U.S., so that no caste of “inferior” people could ever again be established.
"There are a lot of joint ventures that could be established," Soltanov says on the recording.
The charges which have been added do not require a motive to be established.
Elba believes with the right momentum and involvement of governments willing to create an enabling environment, a virtuous circle can be established.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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