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urge
noun as in very strong desire
verb as in beg, push for, encourage
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Meanwhile, business groups and congressional leaders from both parties urged the White House to pursue negotiation rather than escalation.
He had separately called for such protests to be postponed after the terror attack at a synagogue in Manchester last week, which killed two Jewish people - urging demonstrators to "respect the grief of British Jews".
A council is urging whoever is putting up tongue-in-cheek signs in a city to stop the spoofs, saying they could "mislead residents and cause confusion".
"I will keep my word," he insisted, urging them to "give me your valuable support once again".
In a Sept. 17 letter urging Newsom to veto the bill, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass acknowledged the need for more housing near transit hubs.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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