groundwork

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• While Senate Democrats and Governor Newsom blocked our amendment efforts, we did lay the groundwork for voters themselves to permanently shelve AB 5 in the November election.

• Barrios also appears to have spent some of his final time in Gómez’s office laying the groundwork for his union job.

• Other records obtained by VOSD suggest that Barrios was, at the very least, using his final days in office to lay the groundwork for his private union work.

• Now, as the race for a Covid-19 vaccine continues, that groundwork could make it easier to immunize against the novel coronavirus once a shot reaches the market.

• It adds a layer of compatibility that lays the groundwork not just for brain-inspired computers, but also for brain-machine interfaces and—perhaps—a sort of “cyborg” future.

• “That was a good sign,” said one operative helping to lay the groundwork for a Hillary run.

• This premiere has laid down the groundwork for a war: the underdogs and underappreciated will rise.

• The final victory, said Cruz, was “laying the groundwork to repeal every single word of Obamacare.”

• Ravenel knows he may not win in November, but he says the run could lay the groundwork for something else down the road.

• If Dostoevsky unintentionally laid the philosophical groundwork upon which Putin now stands, then Tolstoy offers the solution.