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object

noun as in thing able to be seen/felt/perceived

noun as in purpose, use

noun as in aim, recipient

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"Our data suggests that it is in a binary with another object, which is likely to be a white dwarf, the stellar core of a dying star. Together, they power radio emission."

He has written to the Environment Agency, objecting to the granting of an environmental permit for the development.

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Alex Cunningham, the former Labour MP for Stockton North, objected to the making of the series and argues it was exploitative.

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These units are often sent in to battle as the “first wave” and a number of Russian deserters have told the BBC that “troublemakers” who object to the war have been used as “cannon fodder”.

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The research can mimic laboratory phenomena typically found in astrophysical objects like magnetars, supernovae, and the regions in the vicinity of black holes.

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

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