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continuation
noun as in addition; maintenance
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“The Board voted to terminate his contract without cause, which is a continuation of the racist, discriminatory, and retaliatory treatment of him throughout his tenure with the agency,” Garvis Wright said.
Conservative shadow work and pensions secretary Helen Whately said the government's bill was a "continuation" of work started by the previous government and Labour "must do more to tackle the spiralling welfare budget".
The charity said the record-high figures were a continuation of the impact of antisemitic reactions to the 7 October attack and ongoing war in Gaza.
Lynch directed and co-wrote all 18 episodes of the 2017 continuation of “Twin Peaks,” which was often as astonishing as anything he ever made.
It “has authorized the continuation of only two death penalty cases he inherited, including another mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue motivated by hate.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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