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established

Definition for established

adjective as in in a firm position

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It urged the Chinese entities to respond and take immediate steps to restore predictable and established supply flows without delay.

In response, the British colonial government established a public-housing authority that later launched a program to sell apartments at below-market prices to families that otherwise would be unable to buy a home.

In his first term, Macron also established a Universal National Service – a four-week course in civic responsibilities and practical training – which was supposed to build national solidarity following the terrorist attacks of the 2010s.

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Temporary Protected Status, which was established by Congress in 1990, allows officials to grant temporary legal immigration status to people coming to the U.S. from disaster- or war-stricken countries.

It is also uncertain whether the number of islet cells typically recovered from a single donor would always be sufficient to reverse established Type 1 diabetes.

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

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