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mentioning

adjective as in remarking

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noun as in speaking of

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It has been updated to show that the graph reflects all mentions of Goya across social-media networks by bots and humans.

He made no mention of the travel restrictions at the time he made the comment.

Between 5% and 10% of mentions of most male politicians were considered abusive, while mentions of female politicians on Twitter contained abuse between 15% and 39% of the time.

Rumor-mongering is now a criminal action under China’s cyber bureau, and mentions of Xi are meticulously policed.

At a time of public health and financial challenges, the mere mention of hedonic pleasures raises eyebrows.

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It is impossible to talk about Dr. Strange without mentioning soap, apple juice, and suicide.

Exiting the hotel ballroom, philanthropist Tom Steyer also seemed to give Clinton a pass for not mentioning the pipeline project.

It is also worth mentioning again that previous success is no indication of future performance.

And finally, I simply cannot recommend writing by doctors without mentioning the poet I love above all others, John Keats.

It is worth mentioning that Batman is older than Gay, but only by a few years.

It was such a magnificent sum that Sol did not feel like taking the familiarity with it of mentioning it aloud.

In fact, I'm nothing but a quarter of a pound of 'plain,' and the price isn't worth mentioning.

There are two rules relating to the payment of checks worth mentioning.

On his sailing from Penzance, he told his wife that he had paid the house-rent for a year in advance, mentioning the sum.

Avoid, at all times, mentioning subjects or incidents that can in any way disgust your hearers.

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

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