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steward

noun as in manager

noun as in attendant

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Investors might not trust the stewards of fiat currencies around the world, but they are, for the moment at least, still happy to follow the leaders of the world’s biggest AI companies.

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It found that thousands of supporters of the Swedish side had bought tickets from touts or resale websites, leading to issues of overcrowding as well as an inadequate response from police and stewards.

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The stock controller, who is also Unite shop steward, said Leadec had set up a foodbank to support its workers facing extreme hardship.

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Colapinto seems somehow to have got away with that one from the stewards' point of view.

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The tickets cost us two to four times the face value, and some were sent via UK phone numbers on Whatsapp, on one occasion with strict instructions not to speak to stewards.

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

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