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bid

noun as in offering of money or services

noun as in endeavor

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verb as in offer money or services

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verb as in say

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The Bavarian capital is one of four German regions developing a bid to host the games and was the first to hold a vote to gauge support.

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Mr. Newsom might not want a state wealth tax stalking his presidential bid, but would he oppose a national one if he wins?

But the early willingness of Newsom and Harris to publicly consider a White House bid shows that the Golden State is still a major hub of Democratic politics.

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Mohamed Salah has been anonymous since late last season and Slot has already dropped him twice this term in a bid to spark the Egypt forward into life.

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He was 53 — in the blush of youth, compared to some of today’s Democratic elders — when he lost his reelection bid after a single term as San Francisco mayor.

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