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presence

Definition for presence

noun as in occupancy, attendance

noun as in appearance, demeanor

noun as in closeness, vicinity

noun as in ghost

Strongest match

spirit

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The agreement also carves Disney a strong presence on YouTube TV as well as the main YouTube app, the companies said.

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Lobbyists tied to the fossil fuel industry have turned up in strength at the UN climate talks in the Brazilian Amazon, an NGO coalition said Friday, warning that their presence undermines the process.

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Tens of thousands of troops and substantial air and naval assets have been deployed to the region, collectively forming the largest US military presence in and around Latin America in decades.

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Alice Dreyden, who works at a Head Start center in Chicago, told Salon the presence of ICE in the community is affecting her workplace as well.

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One striking feature of the worlds of both writing and painting is the presence of a larger number of female artists than ever before.

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

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