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deciding

[dih-sahy-ding] / dɪˈsaɪ dɪŋ /


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She said she would wait to see what the rest of the public sector and doctors received before deciding what to do.

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The Lib Dems said the new Department for Growth would have responsibility for setting taxes, devising growth strategy, deciding on strategic national infrastructure projects and setting rules on public spending.

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Ben said they had thought long and hard before deciding Fiona could have lambs but the decision was partly down to her failure to interact fully with other sheep.

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Its location and rising sea levels means that the town faces regular severe flooding, with Gwynedd council deciding it will stop maintaining flood defences by the 2050s.

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That may be one reason for Sir Keir to take his time in deciding who will fill those roles permanently.

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