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moderate
adjective as in calm, temperate
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adjective as in fair, average, so-so
verb as in restrain, control
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verb as in mediate, arbitrate
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noun as in person with moderate views
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At least some Republicans seemed open to considering the ACA subsidies, particularly those from districts that were more moderate and that had large numbers of people enrolled in ACA plans.
“I’m not running to represent a particular demographic of political philosophy as a moderate or progressive or conservative,” Dunlap said.
But she told Fox News in early 2024 that her view of the president had moderated since, as she approved of his handling of Israel and the economy during his first term.
It was argued by his opponents that this might alienate the more moderate, former Conservative party voters who had turned to the party over issues like protecting green spaces from housebuilding.
“I’d invite Chuck Schumer to join the moderate Democrats and 52 Senate Republicans. Do the right thing, open up the People’s Government, and then let’s fix healthcare policy for the American people,” he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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