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contingence

noun as in contingency

noun as in contact

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“Europe and other countries, Australia, we usually get large contingence from, right now most of them are saying travel is not possible,” said Pelton.

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Anchorage, the traditional starting point for the Iditarod, has to make contingences for a lack of snow.

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As a result, I have the margin for meeting the contingences.

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The Nationals would obviously suffer if they lost others, but the versatility on their roster gives the Nationals palatable contingences for every spot – except catcher.

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But that there are some original intrinsic and hereditary diversity or essential difference between us and them, which cannot be ascribed to time, climate, or to mere contingence.

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

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