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earmark

verb as in reserve

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Both Cameron Barracks and the Crowborough army training camp in East Sussex were earmarked earlier this year as potential temporary asylum seeker accommodation.

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He said the dividend yield could be in the “low teens” with the remainder of the company’s free cash flow earmarked for debt reduction.

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The couple wanted to preserve the history of the church and the building itself, which had been earmarked for a potential recording studio or storage facility.

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A substantial amount has been earmarked for defense, with the industry poised to pick up slack in the manufacturing sector.

The "tripling" goal agreed in Belem could mean $120 billion from that $300 billion is earmarked for adaptation, but close observers said clarity was still needed around that target.

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

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