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purposes

noun as in persistence, resolve

noun as in use

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Most nonconference showdowns are now held at neutral sites as part of fundraising efforts for name, image and likeness purposes.

“It’s a bit embarrassing that you see my name a few times in the credits, but we needed to list those different titles for contractual purposes,” Zilbalodis sheepishly says.

“Trump is brilliant at just picking up on this and marketing it and branding it for his own political purposes,” he said.

Still, an investigation by law enforcement confirmed that Vandenbush had sent nude photos and agreed to meet a minor at the park for sexual purposes, and he was arrested on several felony charges.

Congress has granted presidents broad power to declare national emergencies at their discretion, unlocking standby powers that include redirecting funds lawmakers had appropriated for other purposes.

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

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