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loyalty

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They also have better-performing loyalty programs and durable demand for premium seating.

Bibi has long thought that he essentially controlled and held all the loyalty of the biggest group of pro-Israeli Americans—evangelical Christians.

The pickup helped Delta’s revenue rise 6% to $16.67 billion in the third quarter from a year earlier, ahead of Wall Street expectations, boosted by premium cabin demand, corporate travel and its loyalty program customers.

On “Father Figure,” Swift sings about a big shot taking a “protégé” under their wing—and demanding total loyalty in return.

The Sovann Komar spokesman says six children were transferred to other organizations with the approval of Cambodia’s government after the project’s management determined that their loyalty to Sothea created conflict between the kids.

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

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