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Things eligible often describes (“eligible ________”)
voters, men, employees, children, persons, population, women, students, bachelor, patients, candidates, bachelors, families, list, man, individuals, applicants, members, person, paper, households, workers, recipients, situation, countries, participants, site, employee, couples, males, lists, citizens, electorate, child, place, respondents, veterans, candidate, beneficiaries, individual, plan, institution, institutions, costs, property, spot, assets, girls, group, expenses, partners, voter, projects, subjects, age, sites, student, entity, mode, clients, securities, suitor, match, activities, ladies, suitors, member, dependents, residents, daughters, borrowers, claimants, expenditures, bills, distribution, customers, liabilities, adults, bidders, blacks, male, officers, mates, boys, youth, entities, products, farmers, pool, investments, situations
How eligible often is described (“________ eligible”)
equivalent, average, first, least, total, more, composite, only, present, most, dual, elderly, five, chinese, unemployed, japanese, poor, civil, latter, beneficiary, newly, less, collateral, highest, academically, aged, firm, date, alien, self, non, disabled, taxable, fundholder, false, likely, draft, executive, qualified, afdc, nonpreference, net, patient, plausible, president, wise, criminal, tangible
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