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as is

adjective as in as it stands

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This is total nonsense, as is most of what comes out of HHS these days.

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She signed it alone – no career prosecutors put their names on it, as is usually done.

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It has been unable to beat Labour in an election - but recent opinion polling has suggested Plaid is vying with the party to win, as is Reform.

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The Greens and the Welsh Lib Dems will be among those hoping to motivate voters who want to put a roadblock in the way of Reform - as is Labour.

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He says officers searched his home without a warrant, as is sometimes allowed under the antiterror laws, before taking him to a police station.

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

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