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outcomes

noun as in consequence, effect

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This combination gives Plugrà a richer, creamier texture and taste and helps make dough easier to work with for more dependable outcomes, especially when baking and cooking.

From Salon

There are two recent cases during which players have tested positive for the same substances as Sinner and Swiatek, with different outcomes.

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"Establishing a robust regional nitrous oxide emission inventory is an important first step in designing effective mitigation strategies and verifying their outcomes at large spatial scales."

Achieving control over chemical reactions with multiple outcomes, however, has remained elusive.

These actionable insights are being integrated into participants' health records to guide future medical decisions, such as personalized interventions and regular health screenings to potentially improve patient outcomes.

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

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