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redress
noun as in help, compensation
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verb as in change, rectify
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Instead, the law has been used in some instances by people seeking redress for racially biased behavior by individual law enforcement officers.
The WHO Europe said countries should clarify accountability, establish redress mechanisms for harm, and ensure that AI systems "are tested for safety, fairness and real-world effectiveness before they reach patients".
Having pocketed their windfalls, survivors and those caring for injured vets would have incentive anew to bemoan their sacrifice and demand redress.
It has been described as the biggest shake-up of renting in England in more than 30 years and includes changes to fixed contracts, a ban on no-fault evictions and redress for "excessive" rent increases.
Our critic said the show is “less celebration of a revolution than a redress of grievances.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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