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entity

Definition for entity

noun as in object that exists

noun as in nature of a being

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Earlier in the session, Mr Webster said forces did not have the "capability to police the entirety of social media", adding: "Clearly these entities are far, far bigger than anything policing has got to offer."

From BBC

Last week, the U.S. expanded restrictions on sales of semiconductors and related manufacturing equipment to China and added 140 Chinese entities to a blacklist that limits trade with U.S. businesses on national security concerns.

A large entity, "perceived to be corrupt" possibly slowing its expansion, could mean "more money will start flowing into other green energy companies", he said.

From BBC

Media entities that develop citizens agendas can create complementary online forums and integrate them into the process.

From Salon

They will soon become more public-facing entities, holding meetings outside of London and doing more to bring in expertise from outside government.

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

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