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forms

noun as in shape; arrangement

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noun as in animate body and its condition

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noun as in accepted procedure; ceremony

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noun as in document that requires answers or information

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data sheet

noun as in type, kind

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noun as in organization, arrangement

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verb as in bring into existence; make, produce

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verb as in come into being; arise

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verb as in educate, discipline

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verb as in comprise, be a part of

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With a budget of £960m, it has taken over responsibility for funding and regulating universities, further education and training as well as school sixth forms.

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“We continue to take specific steps to foster an environment free of antisemitism and other forms of discrimination and harassment for everyone in the university community.”

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The BBC has contacted DHS for further details about how the process works once the forms on the app are filled out.

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Certainly, social media has posed challenges for those attempting to control narratives around major films and their stars – while also heralding new forms of "dark arts" through which publicists can attempt to shape opinion.

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A Liverpool spokesperson said the club "condemns all forms of discrimination" and will continue to campaign against it.

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