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systematically

adverb as in orderly

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“This is unacceptable and frankly, un-American. California will not sit idly as its workers are systematically denied the right to organize.”

In a court filing, they said that Combs, 55, has been punished enough and "his life outside of jail has been systematically dismantled".

From BBC

Indian outsourcing firms have systematically exploited the H-1B system, turning it into what critics call an “outsourcing visa” that enables wage theft and creates indentured servitude conditions for foreign workers.

"All options for stabilization are on the table," Bessent wrote on social media, calling Argentina a "systematically important US ally in Latin America".

From BBC

His strategy has been to work systematically, and with patience, to keep the people on his side.

From Salon

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

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