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flag

noun as in pennant, symbol

verb as in decline, wane

verb as in signal

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Internally, industry staffers have flagged their own fears about the toxic makeup of engine oils.

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Bingham and his fellow Lincolnian visionaries’ grand idea was not merely birthright citizenship but equal birthright citizenship under the flag.

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Both allude to an Aztec myth and appear in the Mexican flag.

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The ADP report flagged that the labor market began to weaken this past spring, even as the BLS figures initially showed steady job growth.

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The Philippine central bank delivered a fourth straight rate cut, surprising markets as it flagged a weaker growth outlook.

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