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having
adjective as in retaining
adjective as in unconspicuous
adjective as in unnoticeable
noun as in enjoyment
noun as in ownership
noun as in proprietorship
Example Sentences
Unite added it is "already having constructive discussions with government and industry to reform the EV mandate to protect jobs".
Speaking at the SNP conference in August, Flynn joked about Ross having "one too many work commitments".
Much of that concern stems from the relaxation of telehealth regulations that allowed doctors to prescribe oral ketamine tablets to patients at home, rather than having it be administered intravenously in a clinic.
Institutions themselves are questioning whether they’re too reliant on international student income and how to fix it, Dr Brown says: "It's a discussion that every university is having."
However, having been made aware by the BBC of complaints from other businesses, the customer began looking through the contract in detail.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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