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lanyard

noun as in cord

Strong matches

noun as in rope

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Whilst the former PM waged war with unions and state-backed industry, he said the Tories today should look to rein in the "lanyard classes" running government bodies "constraining the growth of enterprise".

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Bietz also denied accusations that he was carrying a knife on the beach, saying that the object photographed in his hand was likely either a stick, his phone or the lanyard attached to his keys.

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The early days were about settling in, with councillors entirely new to the job collecting lanyards and learning the ropes.

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The 27-year-old's photo ID includes his name and new title – Lancashire County Councillor – and hangs off a lanyard that's coincidentally in the trademark turquoise of Reform UK.

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As the news spread, the conference was called off, attendees pulled off their lanyards and headed for the exits, carry-on luggage in tow.

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

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