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"This could also apply to new terrain that forms after earthquakes or landslides where you have more or less the same situation, a mineral or rock-based substrate."

They held meetings in Trump Tower in New York to vet candidates and policies in a more or less formal atmosphere.

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“It’s a perfect time to take advantage of some of these more or less empty office buildings.”

“Coming Back to Life” starts more or less a cappella, so it’s got to be spot-on.

The polls have more or less shown a tied race nationally and in the swing states for the past couple of months.

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