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The government is decentralizing economic decision making.decentralizing = changing to multiple areas of control or concentration (rather than just 1)
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The plants possessed a different type of consciousness than animals: slow, deliberate, and decentralized, but in their own way just as cognizant of their surroundings as Eragon himself was.† (source)decentralized = having multiple areas of control or concentration
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Instead of investing in a large theme park, the company pursued a more decentralized approach.† (source)
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Or did decentralizing that was done before that last bombing "kill" him?† (source)decentralizing = changing to multiple areas of control or concentration (rather than just 1)
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His posture had a limp, decentralized sloppiness, as if in defiance of his tall, slender body, a body with an elegance of line intended for the confident poise of an aristocrat, but transformed into the gawkiness of a lout.† (source)decentralized = having multiple areas of control or concentration
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Mark used phrases like "maximum capability," and "calculated risk," and "acceptance of any casualties except important people," and "decentralization of industry and control, announced as an economic measure, but actually military."† (source)
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From the very circumstances of its beginning, the church was confined to the plantation, and consisted primarily of a series of disconnected units; although, later on, some freedom of movement was allowed, still this geographical limitation was always important and was one cause of the spread of the decentralized and democratic Baptist faith among the slaves.† (source)decentralized = having multiple areas of control or concentration
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Decentralization, dear, the same thing that McIntyre has been working on for the warrens.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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That the mass was composed of individual lives, innumerable separate centres of sensation, with her own eager reachings for pleasure, her own fierce revulsions from pain—that some of these bundles of feeling were clothed in shapes not so unlike her own, with eyes meant to look on gladness, and young lips shaped for love—this discovery gave Lily one of those sudden shocks of pity that sometimes decentralize a life.† (source)decentralize = to change to multiple areas of control or concentration (rather than just 1)
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Its nervous system is decentralized, even its assimilation system.† (source)decentralized = having multiple areas of control or concentration
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McDonald's decentralized hiring practices have helped thwart efforts to organize the company's workers.† (source)
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Throughout the Cold War, America's decentralized system of agriculture, relying upon millions of independent producers, was depicted as the most productive system in the world, as proof of capitalism's inherent superiority.† (source)
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Control of anything essential to life should be decentralized and paralleled so that if one machine fails, another takes over.† (source)
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Instead put time on problems I could manage, helping at new catapult, trying to work up better aiming arrangements for laser drills around radars (and trying to get drillmen to stick; half of them quit once price of ice went up), trying to arrange decentralized standby engineering controls for all warrens.† (source)
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