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motion
noun as in movement, action
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noun as in formal suggestion in a meeting
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Early motion pictures were obsessed with movement, Wanamaker says.
He certainly acted like a man on a mission, quickly trying to put into motion his vision for the Church.
Wealden District Council, the local authority, previously passed a motion formally opposing it and said it had served a planning contravention notice against the Home Office.
Despite this error, a new Cambridge study explains that the map's appearance in print helped set in motion ideas about territory and borders that still influence thinking today.
Khanna said he believes the letter set in motion the push that ultimately led Comer to subpoena the estate.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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