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handle

Definition for handle

noun as in something to grip

Strongest matches

knob, shaft, stem

noun as in nickname

verb as in touch

Strongest matches

check, examine, hold, test, try

Weak match

pick up

verb as in carry as merchandise

Strongest matches

offer, sell

Strong matches

market, retail, stock, trade

Weak matches

deal in, traffic in

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"From late October to early November, there will be no unification ministry-operated special field trips to Panmunjom," Seoul's unification ministry, which handles fraught relations with the North, said in a statement sent to AFP.

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Woodside said Williams, which handles roughly one third of natural gas volumes across the U.S., is paying some US$378 million for both assets.

The two new berths, truck gates, container and rail yards will be able to handle 1.15 million containers a year, increasing the port’s container capacity by more than 50%.

Some of the museum's problems she raised included cuts in surveillance and security staff over the past decade and decaying infrastructure that could not handle the latest generation of video equipment.

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The stock registered an all-time high and broke above a cup with handle pivot of $62.24 in an 11 month base.

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

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