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twelve

adjective as in having twelve of something

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Total deployments—or money invested—in the past twelve months rose to 24.9 billion euros from 20.4 billion euros a year prior, and most of this went to private equity and debt financing, it said.

Each pack includes twelve pieces of buttery puff pastry filled with creamy feta and cream cheese that’s topped with caramelized onions.

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But to persuade you of that, the government will want to look more convincingly in control than in its first twelve months.

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In Manchester, if a resident provides a letter from a clinician showing they have less than twelve months to live, they no longer have to pay council tax.

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After the state government declared it would approve the mine without Indigenous consent, seven out of twelve W&J family groups signed a land agreement with Adani in exchange for a community fund.

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

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