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sake

[seyk] / seɪk /




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Although Yoon acknowledged his bid to impose military rule had caused "frustration", he maintained it was a measure taken "solely for the sake of the nation".

From Barron's

For security’s sake, I ran OpenClaw without any access to my data or passwords, but most aren’t being that careful, because depriving agents of these privileges makes them far less useful.

From Barron's

“The district is accepting additional measured risk — fiscal risk ... for the sake of protecting people, positions, workforce members.”

From Los Angeles Times

Four months later, the ISU announced the increased minimum age limit “for the sake of protecting the physical and mental health, and emotional well-being of the skaters.”

From Los Angeles Times

Merz was right when he said Friday that leaders need to “repair trans-Atlantic trust together”—not just for Europe’s sake, but for America’s, too.

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