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as is

adjective as in as it stands

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As is true of most great inventions, popular culture’s most effective Rorschach tests are entirely accidental, whereas the most meticulously planned weirdness tends to flop hardest.

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As is true of most great inventions, popular culture’s most effective Rorschach tests are entirely accidental, whereas the most meticulously planned weirdness tends to flop hardest.

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Quality healthcare is increasingly important, as is having a plan that suits your budget and needs — especially for seniors who are living on a fixed income.

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As is the case so often, easier said than done.

Both have been firm in their conviction that they would rather race this way and risk being beaten to the title by a rival - as is possible with Verstappen this season - than have one prioritised by the team to the detriment of the other.

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

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