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permutation

noun as in change

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From a trilogy bout to the winner facing Dubois in an undisputed battle, a number of permutations and outcomes for the division hinge on the result of this rematch.

From BBC

Is there a core to the story or just an endless supply of plot permutations?

Whatever happens in 2025, despite the seemingly endless permutations, Dubois represents the future of the division, while Joshua seems to belong to the previous era.

From BBC

Media outlets must strive not to repeat any Republican permutation of “election integrity” and must patiently spell out the truth again and again — and then again, as tiresome as that may be.

From Salon

“Let’s Go Brandon,” and any of its permutations, for example, are off limits.

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

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