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apply

[uh-plahy] / əˈplaɪ /






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The proposed ballot measure, if it qualifies for the ballot and is approved by voters, would apply to Californians who are residents of the state as of 2026.

From Los Angeles Times

As a result, you are understandably struggling with emotional enmeshment, a dysfunctional relationship dynamic where boundaries are blurred, pressure is applied to participate in the emotions, anxieties and responsibilities of another person.

From MarketWatch

And although City still look to use their fast attackers, the Spaniard has applied the brakes in recent weeks, with his words from 20 years ago hinting as to why.

From BBC

"It's a very important principle of our country... and it has to apply in this case in the same way it would in any other case," he added.

From BBC

The government had previously said the extended hours could only apply for the finals.

From BBC