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platform

Definition for platform

noun as in stand or stage

Strongest matches

floor, podium, terrace

noun as in political stance, promises

Strongest matches

manifesto, plank, policy, principle, program

Strong matches

objectives, soapbox, stump, tenets

Weak match

party line

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One estimate by Clever Real Estate, a platform connecting home sellers with agents, says it could cost $70,000 to sell the house.

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And when she is not scoring goals for them, Cheatley is part of the team providing technical support for the club's online ticketing platform.

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Anthropic said it plans to release regular reports on detected attacks and called for increased industry data sharing, improved detection, and stronger safety controls across AI platforms.

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The new fee applies to so-called mini-apps, small applications designed to operate within an app or platform.

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Allaire would go on to found companies like the Allaire Corporation, which focused on how to build interactive software on the internet, and Brightcove, which became a publicly listed online video platform.

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

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