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organized
adjective as in arranged, systematized
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Most of the country’s homeless policy is organized around the principle called “housing first,” which means allowing people into housing without demanding sobriety, mental health treatment or religious-based treatment.
The outlines of a response by the scientific community — including organized opposition to Kennedy’s appointment — are only now developing.
P. lunula cannot use that same strategy: it has chloroplasts organized in the form of a complex network, necessitating a different form of motion to avoid bright light.
Trump recently voiced strong support for this view of parental rights at a conference organized by the conservative group Moms for Liberty.
Authorities did not say how old the minors were, how exactly they organized the sting or how they previously encountered Vandenbush.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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