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abide

verb as in live in a certain place

verb as in remain or continue in a state

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verb as in stop temporarily and wait for

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He says for the most part clubbers abide by the rule.

From BBC

Instead, in June, then-candidate Biden said he would “abide by the jury decision” that had just convicted Hunter for the gun lie.

Unified made the program race neutral — to abide by Supreme Court rulings against race-based programs.

Sgt Warhurst added: "This is a dangerous man who believes the rules and laws that all other road users abide by daily do not apply to him."

From BBC

If you have an abiding interest in American history, as I do, I suggest that you pay close attention to what is happening in Washington D.C. as we speak.

From Salon

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

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