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exemption
noun as in freedom from a responsibility
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As of July, China had visa exemption agreements with 75 countries to make visiting the country easier for foreign tourists.
The Labour peer told the i newspaper removing the VAT exemption on private healthcare would provide "vital funding" for public services and be "widely supported" by the public.
Some of the changes limited who receives certain notifications and included exemptions for certain chatbots in video games and virtual assistants used in smart speakers.
Sir Keir also confirmed that he had lobbied the US president for a tariff exemption on whisky during his state visit to the UK last last week.
This policy particularly disadvantages smaller startups and research institutions that cannot afford such enormous fees, while potentially creating opportunities for corruption through selective fee exemptions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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