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sense

noun as in feeling of animate being

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The risk is that the market senses a shift coming and pushes up Treasury yields in anticipation of foreign buyers’ drifting away.

Construction workers say this heavy demand has created a sense of security that, for them, is often elusive.

“I think some of it was organic in the sense that New Yorkers saw what was happening and started to rally. People are stepping up to defend one another,” Awawdeh said.

Farke added: "It is for the authorities to find a solution. Is it in the sense of the game or fair play? I would have my doubts."

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And it makes sense that this tendency will be particularly present at the beginning of a make-or-break period for retailers’ full year results — and given how dependent the entire economy is on consumers’ spending habits.

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

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