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present
adjective as in existing; at this time
adjective as in nearby, here
noun as in existing time
noun as in gift
verb as in introduce; demonstrate
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Example Sentences
His goal is to shift the narrative by "taking the scarves beyond fashion and tourism" and presenting them as "examples of Kashmir's history and resilience".
“L.A. Jazz is what it is largely because of what she was able to present over the years,” he says of Price and the Jazz Bakery.
None of the group's members were present at Jedburgh Sheriff Court and they did not have legal representation.
Judge Sherrard told the court the priest presented himself to those he was not abusing as a caring Christian man, but was in fact assaulting children who were in his care.
They advocate educating young scientists in how to communicate to the public about how they work, presenting an “easily recognizable public face so we are not seen as white-coated oddballs lurking in dark corners.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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