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reparations

[rep-uh-rey-shuhnz] / ˌrɛp əˈreɪ ʃənz /


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More than 60 years later, the payment is part of a larger reparations effort by the city of Santa Monica.

From Los Angeles Times

Their demands include "reparations" for damage caused by corporations and governments, especially to marginalized communities.

From Barron's

The dispute boils down to conflicting assessments of legal risk to the reparations loan.

From The Wall Street Journal

They plan to use the cash to raise a so-called "repatriation loan" for Ukraine, repaid only if Russia ever pays reparations after the end of the war.

From BBC

Affected veterans say the monument signifies "closure" after decades of campaigning first to change the law, and then to push the government to make reparations.

From BBC