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adjective as in successful

noun as in flag, usually with message

noun as in ad on web/internet page

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Down the street from ICE headquarters on the south Portland waterfront, a rainbow of costumes hung on a makeshift rack, a vertical banner with “FREE” in block letters attached.

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The country's President Jose Maria Neves was part of the celebrations in the stands, holding aloft a banner detailing Cape Verde's ticket for the 2026 World Cup straight after the full-time whistle sounded.

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Outside the city hall, demonstrators who included striking government workers carried banners critical of France and saying "Rajoelina and Macron out".

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CHICAGO—Across the street from Wendy Jones’s South Side office, a banner promises an economic lifeline for her low-income neighborhood: A new metro station is coming soon.

He has marched in antiwar protests and dropped massive banners from Texas highways that say: Let Gaza live.

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

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