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cog

noun as in main part of device

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Matt’s faith rests in his assumption that constitutionally established justice cogs usually work as they should.

From Salon

He will become another cog in their plans to repeat as World Series champions next season.

Her "feminine" approach, which Zuckerberg seems so ashamed of now, focused on making employees feel valued and acknowledging that workers are full human beings, not just cogs.

From Salon

Opening and closing is done with eight large cogs, 1m in diameter, four on each side, which rotate.

From BBC

“He has been a staple to this organization, helping us to back-to-back NL pennants and was a key cog to our success last season. Chris will be an invaluable part to the team moving forward.”

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

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