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plank

noun as in board

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Aided by the algorithm’s endless churn and the 24-hour news cycle’s constant present, they’ve turned trolling into a key plank of their agenda.

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The central plank of this strategy was to increase the number of GPs in Scotland by at least 800 by 2027.

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But these planks of granite lined Pottinger in the 1850s and tilted and dented with time.

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A T-Mobile store was boarded up with wood planks, and other storefronts were closed or had their metal gates pulled down.

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Just before 9 a.m., two workers from C. Erwin Piper Technical Center carried planks of plywood to City Hall to board up the windows.

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