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be sufficient

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See: fulfill, satisfy


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As far as I am concerned, putting a performance in similar to the Burnley game will be sufficient to get the home crowd going.
However, the criteria that DOE has selected for determining when facilities may need to be protected against these forms of sabotage may not be sufficient.
The ability to tap the $85 billion of federally funded cash should be sufficient to support this effort; however, the cost of drawing this facility is exorbitant and could impede profitability going forward.
 
 
 
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