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The surveillance recordings were requisitioned by police to identify the thief.requisitioned = officially demanded
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She submitted a requisition for new office supplies to ensure the team had everything they needed for the upcoming project.requisition = officially requested
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The protesters were put in a bus requisitioned by police to hold them.requisitioned = officially demanded and taken
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The engineering department's requisition for additional funding was approved, allowing them to purchase the necessary equipment.requisition = request
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I ordered three larger weapons, Mr. Hammond, but you cut the requisition, so we got only one. (source)requisition = official request
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When he had crushed his finger in the door, he had quickly, gasping into the speaker, notified his mother; she had hastily requisitioned relief-of-pain medication which had promptly been delivered to his dwelling. (source)requisitioned = officially requested
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It's like a requisition center, Tally. (source)requisition = officially request
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He made some requisitions on others that Mrs. Harker could not quite hear or understand. (source)requisitions = official requests (to obtain things)
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We asked your parents to choose a daughter next ... hoping that Valentine would be Peter, but milder. She was too mild. And so we requisitioned you. (source)requisitioned = officially requested
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Requisitioning.† (source)Requisitioning = officially requesting, demanding, or taking something
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And not even one connected with the I.F....That takes requisitionary powers.† (source)
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We may not part until you have promised to comply with my requisition. (source)requisition = official demand to be given something
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He knows that all Ratched has to do is pick up that phone you see sitting at her elbow and call the supervisor and mention, oh, say, that the doctor seems to be making a great number of requisitions for Demerol—† (source)requisitions = officially requests, demands, or takings of things; or the forms used to make such requests
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She claims that since Anatole gave her the bow, and since it was Anatole who requisitioned her to teach school, she must not be breaking any social customs. (source)requisitioned = officially requested
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According to Richard, there was talk of requisitioning a school and opening an auxiliary hospital.† (source)requisitioning = officially requesting, demanding, or taking something
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Once that task was completed, I submitted an Executive Oologist Supply Requisition Order.† (source)
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