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maneuvers

noun as in reconnaissance

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He believes the models need a better sense of useful mathematical maneuvers, so he’s focused on translating researchers’ proofs into machine-readable language that could be used as training data.

Critics also are unhappy that the district waited until just before the election filing deadline in August to announce the proposed bond, although the district has done such last-minute maneuvers in the past.

Cécile is deeply unnerved by this and recklessly maneuvers to split them apart, with more disastrous consequences than she could have foreseen.

All spaceflight is risky, from launch to the upper-stage maneuvers that place a spacecraft in orbit, to the return to Earth, which requires passing through the atmosphere at temperatures exceeding 3,500 degrees.

So, in one of the more complicated maneuvers any team made this deadline, Gomes got on the phone and wedged the Dodgers into the middle of those trade talks.

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

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