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Things approval often describes (“approval ________”)
process, disapproval, plans, signatures, voting, seeking, procedures, time, ratings, requirements, rating, inspections, status, date, authority, letter, form, subjects, procedure, system, inspection, rates, processes, policies, changes, plan, studies, testing, supplement, sales, times, program, tests, requirement, principle, summary, workflow, supervision, means, seekers, signature, services, section, criteria, levels, authorities, certificate, decisions, stage, psychologists, phase, copies, scale, tab, borrower, organ, selections, application, sheet, arises, monitoring, basis, rights, patients, sheets, sale, limits, motivation, motive, page, notice, built, standards, vendors, documents, trials, required, agencies, column, guidelines, runs, seeker, routing, clause, leads, based
How approval often is described (“________ approval”)
prior, final, social, general, public, congressional, official, full, unanimous, tacit, formal, popular, hearty, parliamentary, universal, legislative, parental, unqualified, divine, warm, regulatory, presidential, enthusiastic, royal, moral, specific, entire, papal, complete, widespread, strong, federal, previous, cordial, judicial, immediate, explicit, apparent, subsequent, governmental, written, necessary, initial, preliminary, administrative, wide, qualified, overwhelming, tentative, conditional, automatic, critical, ministerial, verbal, wholehearted, silent, quick, ethical, adult, reluctant, male, self, imperial, evident, express, executive, implicit, soviet, emphatic, peer, obvious, instant, ultimate, premarket, ecclesiastical
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