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verb as in do away with; free
Strong matches
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A group of 18 wealthy families, including the Mars family, the Koch family, the Walton family, initiated a campaign in the 1990s to get rid of the estate tax.
He said he was confident the prime minister would want to find who the anonymous briefer was and "get rid of them if he can find out".
Inside my own finance team, AI lets us get rid of a lot of the more mundane, backward-looking, analysis type jobs, and we’re moving people much more quickly into an insight job.
The offside rule was a widely-debated topic, with fans wanting to either tweak the law, or get rid of it completely.
But for former England defender Stephen Warnock, the solution is simpler - get rid of VAR.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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