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warranted

adjective as in authorized

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Pressed on the issue in a TV debate on Monday, Kast declined to say whether he had been informed of a threat to his life that warranted using bullet-proof glass.

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In 2017, the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee said while it didn’t see evidence yet of strong or sustainable demand for ultra-long dated securities, it could be warranted to boost the Treasury’s capacity to borrow.

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The incident made headlines in Spain, and Madrid city hall said it was reviewing whether a fine was warranted for holding the event without a permit.

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The Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee suggests increases to bond sizes are warranted in the fiscal year beginning October 2026.

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That sort of breather may be warranted after the past few weeks, which have seen pretty narrow breadth, meaning the share of rising stocks has been a fraction of the broader market.

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

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