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moved

adjective as in gone to a different residence

adjective as in proposed

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There, she worked on a farm, lived on a kibbutz and, with thousands of other idealistic European Jews who had moved to Eretz Israel, pursued the dream of creating a Jewish state.

Sotheby’s has moved into Marcel Breuer’s 1966 modernist landmark that looks like an inverted ziggurat and once famously housed the Whitney Museum of American Art.

China could have made a pro forma protest and moved on in a couple of weeks.

The district attorney’s office then moved to have Saldana’s conviction overturned, and a judge found him factually innocent in May 2023.

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In the decades that followed, Lilly’s grandson Claude Cassirer — who had also survived the Holocaust — moved with his family to San Diego.

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

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