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predecessor
noun as in something, someone that comes before
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His peace-making predecessors found that voters cared more about domestic controversies and the economy than presidential success on the global stage.
Hackney carriages, the horse-drawn predecessors of today’s black cabs, were first licensed in 1662.
The CEO fired executives who protested against this move, while the Global Head of Finance resigned after 39 years at the firm or its predecessors.
The country faces EU pressure to rein in its deficit and debt, and it was the fight over cost-cutting measures that toppled Lecornu's two predecessors.
The country faces EU pressure to curb its deficit and debt, and it was the fight over cost-cutting measures that toppled Lecornu's two predecessors.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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