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account
noun as in written description of past events
noun as in record of finances, fees, or charges
Example Sentences
Globally, projects that have reached a final investment decision -- meaning that funding has been allocated or that construction is underway -- account for only 4% of the projected hydrogen production in 2030.
According to his account, he was escorted backstage to greet the Backstreet Boys — among the night’s performing acts — in the group’s dressing room.
The Home Office's annual accounts, published last September, promised to "take action to address the unacceptable costs of housing migrants in hotels" and revealed the cost had risen to £8m a day.
Among enforcers, they found 18 of 22 had CTE, but the difference between enforcers and non-enforcers was not statistically significant after accounting for years of play.
Overall, it is believed to account for about 15 percent of global temperature increases.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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