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the door

noun as in discharge

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Ultimately, these findings “open the door” for a better understanding of all different types of axon pearls, says biophysicist Joshua Zimmerberg from the National Institutes of Health.

The way in which Dobbs opened the door in particular for these anti-trans bans is that first they revitalized this case that was not talked about for a long time—although we know Justice Ginsburg hated it—Geduldig v.

From Slate

In the two and a half years since Dobbs was decided, people who have long wanted doctrinal openings to roll back antidiscrimination protections have found a group of people whom there is more public support to target, and they’ve used that to open the door to big possible doctrinal gaps in how everyone can be protected from sex discrimination.

From Slate

When we first discussed what we could do for the movie, something that was exciting to both me and Luca was if you think of the book as opening the door and quickly closing it, we wanted to see what was on the other side, and have the characters actually step through and get what they were looking for.

From Salon

The Lakers were stuck in this throughout the fourth quarter Sunday, another missed three opening the door for the Jazz to steal a win.

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

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