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disabled
adjective as in having a disability
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adjective as in not working
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As disabled veterans returned home, the government launched the “Great Civil War Benefaction” to provide prostheses.
The Blade last year reported Maryland’s State Department of Education said it was in the process of developing new standards to include LGBTQ and disabled communities.
That’s because Medicare, the government’s insurance plan for the disabled and people over 65, sets prices.
MTS’s concerns about fraud mirror those of advocates and authorities across the nation who have long decried abuses of resources such as ADA parking placards by people who are not disabled.
I wish “Finish the Fight” had included disabled women in its narrative.
Recall how Clinton returned to Arkansas from the campaign trail to preside over the execution of a mentally disabled man.
It helps that he is the opposite of Christopher, he says: “socially good and mathematically disabled.”
Unwittingly or not, modern feminism is leaving its disabled sisters out of the discussion.
Evidence of their popularity can be seen in the fact that the comments box was disabled.
Supporters say the girl is no longer in pain, while critics say she was killed for being disabled.
Four he had already either killed outright or effectively disabled; so that fifteen remained him.
The 'Egeria,' schooner, was disabled very early in the race by the carrying away of the iron strop round her boom.
His keepers, returning from the spring, shouted and rushed indoors only to find their disabled pieces.
Deserted by a part of their men, the knights redoubled their efforts of valor, but in vain; they were all killed or disabled.
The disabled comrade could hardly keep back the tears as he saw them pass down the street.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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