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turnover

noun as in brain drain

noun as in pastry

noun as in tart

noun as in turnout

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The turnover has been criticized by faculty who say UC is retreating on free speech values in fear of more potential campus funding cuts.

Bo Nix came back to earth with four turnovers, and Denver could be due for a letdown.

But Harris also skates around certain hard truths, suggesting the staff turnover that plagued her early in her vice presidency was just the normal Beltway churn.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention exemplifies this institutional destruction, with leadership turnover leaving the agency needing to rebuild from scratch.

Betting turnover has already been hit by affordability checks for punters aimed at limiting problem gambling.

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

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