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addendum

noun as in something conjoined, added

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It was both reclamation and addendum, metaphors I carried into my future.

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A Department of Homeland Security lawyer who sat at a table near Diaz said that an addendum in Diaz’s arrest record in Texas acknowledged that he had DACA.

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His vocal addendum is a wax stamp finalizing the rough-hewn collection of distinct voices.”

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One of the latest and most confounding of Trump’s plans is an addendum to his crippling tariffs.

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In his marvelous history, “Americans and the California Dream,” Kevin Starr wrote that de Monfras made a secret addendum to his report to his government, with this quixotic plan for a Gallic takeover:

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