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View definitions for introduced

introduced

adjective as in brought in

adjective as in made acquainted

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It is contributing to the worst financial crisis for universities since fees were first introduced.

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As lawmakers introduced bills that tighten up abortion rights and further affirm California as the Trump antithesis, California leaders were more tempered in their messaging and put their focus on bipartisan pocketbook issues.

She began buying land and property after the Communist Party introduced economic reform in 1986.

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But because he lacked a majority, his budget was then disfigured by opposition amendments - from both left and populist right - which removed taxes and introduced more spending, thus changing its essential nature.

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As part of the course, the students learn boat building, operating and maintaining them, and are introduced to sea rescue.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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