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Peterson, meanwhile, established the first on-site daycare center at a federal government agency, to help support fellow employees.

In recent days, meanwhile, the public got a glimpse of how far along things have improved for Blue Origin when it successfully launched cargo into orbit and then landed the rocket booster.

The club, meanwhile, once a thriving institution with some 3,000 members, struggles to maintain a roster of 450 members, many of whom come from very different demographics.

Italy’s stable outlook, meanwhile, takes into account its credit strengths, including reforms to boost public-sector efficiency and the broader business environment that could lead to more substantial improvement in its growth outlook, Moody’s said.

The British Boxing Board of Control meanwhile has said it would not have sanctioned the fight on safety grounds.

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

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