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or so

  1. Approximately, especially alluding to a number, as in Four hundred or so guests are invited. [Late 1500s]



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What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas — or so prays the rest of the league.

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What has emerged over the past decade or so is a nationwide movement for the renewal of liberal arts education.

Schools might get $100 million or so up front but give up multiples of the upside.

A generation or so ago, if faced with a serious scandal, he would have told his candidate, “This is not going to be sustainable and you just better get out.”

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While it typically has a ship or two a month in the Caribbean, it now has a dozen or so ships, plus drones and other aircraft.

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