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plug

noun as in stopper

noun as in publicity

verb as in stop up

verb as in publicize

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On NATO's recommendation, Poland and fellow eastern flank country Romania have quickly acquired a handful of the Merops systems to help plug the gaps in the short-term.

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It has to be plugged in – there are no batteries in the device for safety reasons.

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Tech companies need to get their data centers plugged in today, or risk being stuck with expensive Nvidia chips that aren’t connected to electricity.

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The process is also low cost, as it can be plugged into existing heap-leach operations, and reduces reliance on environmentally harmful substances, she said.

The complex is designed to make batteries for EVs and hybrids, including those that plug in and travel short distances on just electricity before switching to gas.

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

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