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resort
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resort verb administer, adopt, apply, avail oneself of, bring into play, call forth, employ, enlist, exercise, fall back upon, have recourse, look to, make use of, practice, press into service, put to use, try, turn to for help, turn to for support, use, utilize
See also: contrivance, device, expedient, refuge, resource, stopgap

RESORT. The authority or jurisdiction of a court. The supreme court of the United States is a court of the last resort.



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Hamilton Island (HIL), situated in the heart of Whitsunday Islands and close to the Great Barrier Reef, is the largest holiday resort in Australia with 830 rooms of hotel and apartment accommodation, a 205 berth marina, convention facilities, an airport, 10 restaurants and over 40 different activities available to guests.
Nine Dragon Hill is well-known holiday resort area for the more than 37 million residents living in the Yangtze River Delta Region.
It is also one of the most tastefully renovated cities in China, giving it the feel of a holiday resort.
 
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