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readied

adjective as in loaded

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“Claims of having a vaccine ready to distribute before you do testing, I think, is problematic at best,” Fauci said at a congressional hearing in July.

From Fortune

Google, meanwhile, has a ready-made app that it customizes for each state.

Only a tenth of that was ready when Cyclone Amphan made landfall earlier this year.

Toppin, 22, was the oldest and perhaps the most NBA-ready of this year’s projected lottery picks.

The crowd of revenue-free startups planning to produce EVs down the road, like Fisker, Hyliion, and Lordstown, were plunging amid a growing aversion to risky stocks and concern that consumers might not be ready to go electric.

From Fortune

Forty years and one month of remodeling later, Zane had finally readied Further for its first long-haul journey.

The missile that had been readied on the launch ramp in France made it through the defenses.

Later, she readied herself to present the medals for the Russian figure skaters.

As many as 20,000 security personnel had been readied to guard the courthouse where the Brotherhood officials will stand trial.

Athens stood at 130,000, Beijing readied 100,000, and Vancouver another 100,000.

It was interesting to fly over England at this time as everything was being readied for the eventual invasion.

The particulars of this event had, it is evident, not yet readied him.

Mike switched off the vocoder, flipped his intercom to the temporary galley in the morgue, and ordered two breakfasts readied.

The Valhalla has to be readied for blastoff, and once I check in aboard ship I can't come back to visit.

While the criminals readied the armed privateer for blast-off, Coxine and Wallace climbed directly to the radar bridge.

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

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