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propose

Definition for propose

verb as in intend; have in mind

Strongest matches

aim, design, plan

Strong matches

contemplate, mean, mind, purpose, scheme

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The former Scottish Premier League football chief is now an investor in, and board member of, rugby union's proposed breakaway R360 league.

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The authors propose to force all Medicare patients into private Medicare Advantage plans by making it the default option, laying the groundwork to fully privatize Medicare.

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In 2017, she was the lead author on a paper in the academic journal Public Health Panorama, which is published by the World Health Organization, that proposed a new fumes-related disease called “aerotoxic syndrome.”

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The proposed league, organized by the NBA and the International Basketball Federation, would include 14 to 16 teams, including a combination of existing basketball powers and new franchises in major European cities.

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The setup is reminiscent of the early 1990s, when drug stocks were pummeled by fears of “Hillarycare,” the Clinton administration’s proposed healthcare overhaul.

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