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deregulate
verb as in remove imposed controls on a system
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He promised to deregulate industry and embolden the oil and auto industries.
He’s at the tail end of the press tour for his new film, the romantic drama “We Live in Time,” and it’s left him feeling deregulated.
The national government has just put forward plans to deregulate bus services, but Kicillof has warned that his province will not comply.
Trump has promised to deregulate the oil and gas industry and open more federal land to drilling; that’s probably what he means by “major smash.”
But under then-Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, services outside London were deregulated and privatised, leading to the mass sale of council bus companies.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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