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airing

noun as in airing out

noun as in constitutional

Strongest match

noun as in dissemination

noun as in outing

noun as in saunter

noun as in stroll

noun as in turn

noun as in ventilation

Weak matches

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Pastore, with jurisdiction over the FCC, demanded that controversial episodes of the Smothers Brothers show be submitted to a review board of the National Association of Broadcasters for approval before airing.

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Her mom, Joelle, had caught “Gilmore Girls” every now and then when it was airing, and she introduced it to her daughter years later, watching it more intently with her new viewing partner.

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The policy change comes after Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem complained that her remarks on Aug. 31 program were shortened before airing.

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She added that "there's a limit to what you can do" from outside cabinet and "what I don't think members want is for us to be airing our dirty linen in public".

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Strictly, which has been airing since 2004, has faced multiple controversies in recent years relating to the behaviour of some of its professionals and celebrity guests.

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

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