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poor
adjective as in lacking sufficient money
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adjective as in deficient, inadequate
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adjective as in weak, unfertile
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Under the circumstances, this analogy is a poor one, maybe even inappropriate, but that doesn’t make it less true: What Mayor Bowser and the District need is a “bad cop.”
None of the participants had a dementia diagnosis, but they had risk factors including family history, cardiovascular disease, poor diets and sedentary lifestyles.
We know that school holidays can bring particular challenges for families on lower incomes and children can face triple inequalities of social isolation, poor diet and low levels of physical activity over the holiday periods.
There’s been a poor demand for domestic leisure travel and “adverse market conditions,” the company said in its last earnings report.
"For too long Labour have taken your votes for granted, they've sat back and let Wales become the poor man of Britain."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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