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general
adjective as in common, accepted
adjective as in inexact, approximate
adjective as in comprehensive
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Daniel Garnham, general secretary of the SIF, said his team had been trying to "bring" Clearsprings "to the table for weeks now".
Few feel optimistic, with worries about student debts, jobs and affordable housing being mentioned as well as the general state of the nation.
We are looking for people with moderate-to-severe general anxiety disorder, so typically those with disabling symptoms who are reluctant to leave their home.
It’s helped in no small part by tech and general bullishness around artificial intelligence.
And advertising, in general, began catering to the lifestyles of singles, rekindling the desire for bachelor freedoms.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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