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under control

adjective as in controlled

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Perhaps more troubling was the publication on Thursday of October's borrowing figures, which showed the gap between the government's spending and tax take was much higher than expected and underscored Reeves's challenge of keeping the public finances under control.

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Dr Kaseya said the Africa CDC had not seen any notable changes week-on-week over the past month in the DR Congo and warned that it was too early to say the mpox outbreak was under control.

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But he insisted his condition was fully medicated and under control in March.

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Unlike standard cancer treatments that aim to eliminate as many cancer cells as possible using maximum tolerated doses, adaptive therapy uses lower or intermittent doses to keep tumor growth under control.

Sources within the airline suggest the situation is being brought under control, but there are concerns that delays this evening could have a knock-on effect on Tuesday's flights.

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

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