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freeze to

verb as in adhere

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Charities have complained that a four-year freeze to LHA rates between 2020 and 2024 left claimants unable to cover rising rent costs, with Citizens Advice estimating two-thirds experienced a shortfall as a result.

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She said she would look to extend a recruitment freeze to public bodies, while "ensuring that frontline services in the like of our NHS, police and fire can recruit the staff they need".

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While adhering to the letter of this pledge on income tax and VAT, taxes have gone up considerably and indeed, we had the single biggest tax rise in our lifetimes in the freeze to thresholds - worth over £40bn in a single year by 2029.

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Soon they’d all freeze to death if the collapsing palace didn’t kill them first.

Butler, in a separate video interview, recalled speaking with a 102-year-old veteran of the Bloody Hundredth who said that the air would get so cold up there that his feet would freeze to the bomber pedals and have to be chipped out.

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

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