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satellite
noun as in smaller country dependent upon a larger one
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Example Sentences
Its underwriters were the first to cover a car—the 1904 policy described the newfangled vehicle as a “ship navigating on land”—an airplane and a satellite.
Photographs show a scorched and mangled drone, and satellite images reveal the extent of the damage to the terrain.
He said he was among residents who were forced to gather on a football field, with the mercenaries trying to identify the person whom, they alleged, was using a satellite phone.
Consolidation would also give TV station owners more clout in their negotiations for carriage fees they receive from cable and satellite providers.
The plasmasphere works with Earth's magnetic field to help block harmful charged particles from the Sun and deep space, offering natural protection for satellites and other technology.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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