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dispose
verb as in place, order; deal with
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The company advised store managers that they would need to help dispose of suddenly unneeded inventory, like cups, oat milk and lemonade.
It added any books owned by the school should be returned so staff can dispose of them.
A post-mortem had been carried out on Mr Sanders before his mother knew he'd died and his clothes were disposed of before she could retrieve them.
Washing hands regularly and using and disposing tissues in bins can reduce the spread of this and other respiratory illnesses.
In part because they have disposed of his February Gaza "Riviera" plan which would have involved the forced displacement of Palestinians.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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