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contingent

noun as in group of followers

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He almost certainly thinks that nominating someone like Hegseth is a winner with much of his base, especially the loud online contingent of men who constantly gripe about feminism.

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In 2021 there was another healthy Welsh contingent after they won the title.

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Participants earned money that was contingent on their performance during the test phase.

Saudi Arabia now insists that any agreement would be contingent on “an irreversible track” toward the creation of a Palestinian state.

In fact, lawmakers passed and the governor signed legislation to do away with the work requirement this year, but it was contingent on voter approval of Proposition 6.

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

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