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He pledged that the government will continue to make effort for the return of the Futenma air station as soon as possible to reduce the burden from the base.

He wants to empower young people who are also both LGBTQ+ and disabled but said other people needed to make effort to support then and investments needed to be made to make training and workplace environments more inclusive.

From BBC

Building on that decision, a decision out of Grants Pass, Oregon, said that fining homeless people for erecting tents or storing belongings is also unconstitutional, unless cities make effort to provide reasonable accommodations.

But if Republicans actually wanted to make effort at reconciliation, the party could start by conceding that Joe Biden won legitimately, that he is the rightful next president, and urge Trump to do the same.

From Slate

He said Japan will make effort to reduce volume and toxicity of high-level nuclear waste, and extract plutonium from spent fuel from a resource conservation point of view.

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

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