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a year's worth

adjective as in annual

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It took nearly a year’s worth of prep to get the top ready for soil by building thick walls 12 feet tall to minimize traffic noise and visibility and adding a special drainage system to ensure water doesn’t accumulate on the structure, a rubber waterproof lining and then 9 to 30 inches of a lightweight aggregate known as expanded clay shale to enhance drainage, because most native plants don’t like wet feet.

A bill submitted in the state Legislature would also enable people with a fire-related financial hardship to delay up to a year’s worth of mortgage payments.

OpenAI said the announcement of the new company, which also includes UAE-backed investor MGX, was the culmination of more than a year's worth of conversations.

From BBC

Santa Claus is rumored to have given him a year’s worth of eyeliner for Christmas.

From Salon

It can purify approximately four gallons of water per minute and provide a year's worth of potable drinking water for just seven cents per person.

From Salon

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

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