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screen

noun as in something that protects, conceals

noun as in partition

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noun as in display, monitor

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verb as in hide, protect

verb as in examine and choose

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Some families, he says, are glad to accept the virtual option, but others are too burned out by screens, a common sentiment since the online learning days of the pandemic.

When Swift finally graced the screen to introduce the program, audience members were mesmerized.

The boys on the other end of the screen become nothing more than usernames to the scammers messaging hundreds of people a day, hoping one will send them cash.

From BBC

With the help of IVF and embryo screening, she hopes to be able to ensure any children she has will be born without the faulty gene.

From BBC

That report also noted that staffing shortages, communication issues, challenges with lab equipment and stockouts of HIV rapid tests and medicines were impacting screening, diagnosis and treatment.

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

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