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control

noun as in command, mastery

verb as in have charge of

verb as in curb, hold back

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Though they are expected to resume operations in the coming days, it will be in a slow and carefully controlled manner.

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Shifts in demand, and how mochilas are sold, have raised concerns about control over the bags' design, narrative, and profits.

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My biggest concern with Liverpool at the moment is with their lack of control of games compared to last season.

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Disease control measures have been put in place around the site near Omagh and all birds on the farm will be culled.

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Russell controlled the race at the front on his way to a dominant win, very much in the manner of his victory in Canada back in June.

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