Having a firm basis in reality and being therefore important, meaningful, or considerable.
A word that can be used to refer to a person, place, thing, quality, or idea; a part of speech.
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Unfortunately, hooks's statements provoke, without creating space for difference or substantive debate.
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Other than that, NZTA's only substantive research was done 15 years ago.
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Key issue to watch: -Progress on resuming substantive talks with Pakistan.
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Rouhani has to deliver substantive changes otherwise it's not going to work.
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That should now be the main issue in the eventual substantive hearing.
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And Australians desperately want a substantive change, not just a new style.
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Turkey has applied to join but substantive negotiations have not yet begun.
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The court was adjourned to today for the substantive hearing to resume.
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Eventually those lunches evolved into occasions for serious talk about substantive issues.
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These tensions coincide with potential acquiescence by China on other substantive issues.
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This is the date set for substantive negotiations in the Stormont talks.
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Scant mention is made of any substantive achievements made under his presidency.
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This constitutes the actual substantive disagreement between the two major party candidates.
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Transfer that anger into passion and get busy making real, substantive change.
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Markets are awaiting substantive announcements that would show the direction of policy.
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Overall, FRPs presented at least twice as many procedural as substantive characteristics.
