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reinforce

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It has clarified his vision for his own reign once he becomes king, reinforced how stressful family life has been for him, and given us a few personal details about him we didn't know before.

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BBC Scotland News has also seen an internal Scottish Power Energy Networks document from 2021 making the case to replace the older black plastic cut-outs with newer grey glass reinforced polyester ones.

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In his speech, the prime minister reinforced that message, telling the party faithful the country faced a stark choice between "renewal or decline".

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Opera offers superb chorus singers to be hidden backstage to subtly reinforce out-of-breath singers.

When Cash came to the mound in that sixth inning of the 2020 World Series, it only reinforced his five-and-dive reputation.

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

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