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provide the wherewithal

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He's done his bit, it's now over to Jez Moxey and owner Steve Morgan to provide the wherewithal for him to build a team that can stay in the Premier League.
John's primary goal was to create a vehicle that would provide the wherewithal for thousands of hungry children, as well as adults, to be fed, clothed and developed.
But the obvious rejoinder is that a right to a service implies an equal and opposite responsibility on the tax system to provide the wherewithal to pay for it.
 
 
 
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