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equal

Definition for equal

adjective as in fair, unbiased

noun as in peer

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Salah will now be fancied to equal at least one more record this season, with his eyes on finishing Premier League top scorer for a fourth time - something only Arsenal's Thierry Henry has done.

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“I felt that it is better for everyone to have an equal vote and equal say on what to do with their coast, because the coast belongs to everyone,” Engardio said.

“We’ve been hearing this for some time, some very pragmatic and moderate statements on various issues from women’s rights to protection of equal rights for all communities, etc.,”

Gen. Rob Bonta said he is “committed to providing his unwavering support to ensure every student enjoys their right to an equal education free from discrimination and harassment.”

They entered their most recent meeting with the Broncos on another 1-3 stretch and answered by equaling their highest scoring output of the season.

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

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