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Adnan Hussain said he would be "stepping away" from the steering group of the movement currently operating under the name Your Party - citing a "toxic" culture particularly towards "Muslim men".

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And at the same time it said the Google Play app store prevented developers from steering customers outside the store to access cheaper deals.

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The exercise can be helpful for taking inventory of all that’s required to run a home with young kids, which can approach the complexity of steering an aircraft carrier.

Some small merchants have been steering customers to pay with apps to avoid interchange fees, or giving discounts to customers who don’t pay with cards.

Those who do chalk it up to well-connected alumni, fortuitous timing and a leader focused on steering the campus back toward the political center.

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

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