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fundament 1. a base or foundation, as the breech or rump. 2. the anus and parts adjacent to it. |
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Given the strong market fundaments, including high barriers to entry, exceptional performance and limited new supply, New York continues to be the most desirable hotel market in the world. Virtually everyone agrees that we need to secure our borders, deport lawbreakers and slackers among the illegal-immigrant population, and revitalize the notion of citizenship by insisting that prospective citizens master the English language and the fundaments of American history and culture. The part of the democratic fundament where public libraries have been central through their identity as cultural institutions has changed as education has been defined politically as the single most important factor to enhance democratic development. |
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