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Note that “firm” doesn’t mean stiff or rigid here, so side sleepers should get a pillow that can be fluffed and molded for maximum support.

The competition is the incumbent video conferencing platforms such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams, but calls on these platforms have a set agenda, and are timeboxed — they’re rigid and repetitive.

Games of this nature reward diplomacy and communication skills of each individual player, and allow alliances and bonds to form outside of the rigid and formal structure of an official team.

It was good news, but because of the rigid way the state’s system is programmed, it wasn’t a straightforward fix.

So we started by creating a rigid set of specifications and then designing around those.

From Fortune

This explains to me the apparent rigidness of his words, and unveils the mystery of his pretended wisdom.

In 1800 despotisms, of greater or less rigidness, controlled most of the countries of the world.

But if the eyes were sad, the heavy jaw had a rigidness and setness which gave no indication of weakness or yielding.

But there was a certain rigidness and harshness in his mien, and a slightly repellant atmosphere around him.

Buthis rigidness fell away from him and he broke into a merry laughyou could not wait?

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

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