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monitor

Definition for monitor

noun as in person who watches, oversees

verb as in listen, watch carefully

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Detainees will be provided with access to confidential telephone calls with legal team members and those calls “shall not be screened, recorded, or otherwise monitored,” Frimpong wrote.

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The UN Office for Humanitarian Affairs registered more than 260 settler attacks resulting in Palestinian casualties or damage to property in October alone - the highest monthly count since they began monitoring in 2006.

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"The resolution will support the council's ability to monitor and therefore deter violations of the arms embargo," Britain's interim UN envoy James Kariuki said.

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Central Command, which is responsible for the Middle East, said it was aware of the incident and actively monitoring developments.

In Asia, markets will closely monitor a range of economic data releases, with particular focus on key indicators from Japan, China and Australia.

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

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