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on deck

adjective as in accommodating

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adjective as in available

adjective as in convenient

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adjective as in gettable

adjective as in obtainable

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adjective as in on call

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adjective as in on tap

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adjective as in open

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adjective as in open door

adjective as in present

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adverb as in here

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Mariah Carey says she has a duet with Michael Jackson on deck, but alleges his estate is holding on to it for a planned ‘bigger release.’

Days later, the Avontuur is back out in the Atlantic, when the crew is asked to gather on deck.

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As the ship nears Guadeloupe, Giulia sits on deck clutching her phone, waiting for a signal.

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McVay said he expected “all hands on deck” against Houston.

It’s all hands on deck at “The Verb,” a beacon of hope for many in South Los Angeles.

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