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gaps
noun as in break, breach
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Skipper Antoine Dupont was at his influential best, sniping through gaps, making assists by boot and with ball in hand, while also crossing the whitewash himself.
They said: "Women and girls have repeatedly been left to 'fall through the gaps' of fragmented government policy."
There's been a major effort in recent years to plug those knowledge gaps and today's announcement brings legal reforms and a new organisation to manage the situation in future.
RAVEN's unique design allows it to walk, traverse gaps in terrain, and even to jump up onto an elevated surface 26 centimeters high.
Open access aims to make scientific publishing more equitable, but disparities in open-access models may widen gaps.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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