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steps

noun as in flight of stairs

noun as in porch

noun as in stairs

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But such extreme conditions are rare and individual homeowners can take steps to gird themselves against more-common wildfires.

"I think there's a real commitment from players across the board to make certain that we're doing everything that we possibly can to improve, and these three steps are just a start."

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“I’m happy to hear that you have taken steps,” Calanche said.

"What steps will the minister take to close these loopholes on those who enable criminality, and ensure that the law is actively keeping our young people safe?"

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Sweeney faces a crunch vote on 27 March, with the RFU's membership of grassroots clubs deciding whether to back his proposed reforms or demand he steps down.

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

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