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sake

[seyk] / seɪk /




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Pace Mr. Miller, it didn’t advocate freedom for the sake of freedom, or elections as a good in themselves, even if the overwrought text of Mr. Bush’s Second Inaugural address lent itself to that parody.

From The Wall Street Journal

The action is set to continue in 2026 with more sold-out tours, TV slots, award shows and acclaim - and hopefully, for his sake, some songs about falling in love.

From BBC

Universities exist for the sake of teaching and research.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Clean water is worth the cost, but regulators should not arbitrarily establish a level that is low for the sake of being low,” the chamber said in a press release.

From Salon

Finally, simplify your financial life for your sake and the sake of your heirs, Clark said.

From MarketWatch