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adjective as in adverse
noun as in bet
verb as in detest
verb as in hate
Strong matches
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With this Budget, Reeves has decided to weather the flak from farmers, arguing that the policy is needed to raise cash for public services and clamp down on city speculators snapping up agricultural land as a tax free investment.
The bill is largely unchanged since it was introduced in November 2023, but it once enjoyed much wider bipartisan support as it was introduced by staunchly pro-Israel lawmaker Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., with the goal of cracking down on pro-Palestine groups under the guise of blocking them from helping Hamas.
Trump's advisors have doubled down on the future administration's intent to terminate TPS.
His average innings has lasted just 29.4 balls, way down on the 80.3 across his career.
It is also 10% down on the same period last year, but Ofgem said many billpayers would still be stretched.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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