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primed

adjective as in qualified

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In the audience there were a smattering of cabinet ministers primed to talk to us afterwards, plenty of Labour supporters and a couple of dozen reporters.

From BBC

The Big Ten’s other powers are also primed to lock down their own state’s top prospects on signing day as well.

With rapid economic growth, a vast population and the world’s longest imperial tradition, China seemed primed to become just such a country.

From Salon

The warnings Wednesday morning were dire: Southern Ventura County was primed to be hit with the region’s most ferocious Santa Ana wind event in years, creating extremely critical fire weather in the area.

Raffini, 74, accuses Democrats of inaction over the last four years, and she said she believes former President Trump and GOP Senate challenger Sam Brown are primed to fix the nation’s problems.

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