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induction

noun as in taking in, initiation

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The court heard Breen had received a week's induction, including training on the codes of conduct which clearly prohibited relationships with prisoners.

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The school responded: "For any pupils away from their peers, we provided the same induction activities."

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“I’m slowly working my way towards earning my induction.”

But more importantly, there’s no way Canton, Ohio, will pass on seeing its “Wildest Dreams” come to pass when Taylor Swift visits for Kelce’s induction.

The investigation report, by standards commissioner Daniel Greenberg, noted that McMurdock had said he was advised during an induction into Parliament "that this specific interest did not need to be registered".

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

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