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draft

Definition for draft

noun as in something formulated; plan

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blueprint, outline, version

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abstract, delineation

noun as in check for paying money

noun as in gust of air

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breeze, current, eddy, puff, wind

noun as in military conscription

noun as in drink of beverage

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drag, drain, drench, glass, peg, quaff, swallow, swig, swill

verb as in formulate

verb as in select for military force

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Once a customer asked if the school would travel and host a class at their house: The school doesn’t do house calls but AI drafted a reply saying it would.

According to EU officials and draft documents seen by AFP, which could change before the November 19 announcement, the European Commission will propose:

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Fitch expects the country’s 2026 budget to remain in surplus despite some fiscal easing measures included in its draft budget.

The mention of fentanyl is one of many points in the brief, which was drafted over the summer to justify the use of military force against drug traffickers.

He called for the government to take control of the draft legislation, warning there was a risk it could be "talked out" and run out of time to become law.

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

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