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Some states issue a provisional driver's license and require no moving violations under it prior to issuing a full license.provisional = temporary or not final
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She will head the provisional government until elections can be held.provisional = temporary
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We reached a provisional agreement, but still need to work out details and get final approval.provisional = not final
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Not all provisional ballots will be counted.
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The committee approved a provisional budget while waiting for final numbers.provisional = temporary or not final
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hired under a provisional contract†
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But sometimes other arrangements can be made if we get provisional approval, especially in a situation like yours.† (source)
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Each time I put a foot out I set it down provisionally, as if the floor might give way underneath me.† (source)
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Provisional.† (source)
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He believed it provisionally here in this room located below street level in a frame house on a weekday afternoon in Cliffside Park, New Jersey.† (source)
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No interim period for—I don't know—a provisional government-in-training?† (source)
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By the way, Jarvis, we arranged the funeral provisionally for tomorrow afternoon, after a service in the Parkwold Church.† (source)
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I'm not sure if it was for Tommy's benefit, or for any onlookers', but I'd kept my posture looking very provisional, and at one point made a move to carry on with my stroll.† (source)
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This note is made provisionally, in order to explain in part why it is now so difficult to give any clear description of her.† (source)
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As soon as something like a provisional programme had been hastily cobbled together important announcements would come in, either from the front or of a diplomatic nature.† (source)
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Provisionally at least, your guilt is seen as proven.† (source)
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