Synonyms for pages
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1. List of paraphrases for "pages":

   page, pp, pp., paginas, sides, homepage, p

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1. Elaine Luria:

   We got 700 pages today, i know that there's been some reporting out there from various sources, so we're still going through those documents, but, having seen the reporting Elaine Luria, it's incredibly concerning if this is in fact a verifiable document that was drafted by somebody in the President's inner circle.

2. James Ballentine:

   Any law that generates more than 24,000 pages of proposed and final rules will inevitably include problems that should be fixed.

3. Piu Eatwell:

   I’m 99 percent confident on the basis of the evidence I see, there was definitely a cover-up. Even as I was going through the documents, pages were just missing and removed. And they’re almost always connected somehow to Leslie Dillon or Mark Hansen. There are very serious questions about Leslie Dillon that can’t be answered… Her shoes and purse were found dumped in the trash can shortly after the murder by a local cafe owner. And that’s actually two blocks from where Leslie Dillon lived… The park where she was found is one he knew very well and in fact, used as a shortcut to get to where he lived.

4. Lakshheish M Patel:

   SBI brokerage is again on its daily practice of not allowing traders to sell shares as it has jammed its trading platform .All pages have UNRESPONSIVE while it is short selling closing hour. A scoundrel brokerage firm

5. Xavier Becerra:

   I'm not worried. I see what Clinton has done. She's released 55,000 pages of emails. She's released her tax returns, she's always been willing to talk. The story that is missing is what we don't know about (presumptive GOP presidential nominee) Donald Trump.