Operations
Operations noun - Financial transactions at a brokerage; having to do with the execution of trades and keeping customer records.
Pushes and operations are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pushes" instead a noun "Operations".
Pushes
Operations and pushes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Operations" instead a noun "Pushes".
Both words in one sentence
- America Saves the Day: The US leads several operations in the North American theater that pushes back Race forces and gives assistance to several countries fighting the Race.
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In "The Horror at Red Hook", the corpse of Robert Suydam reanimates itself somehow and pushes a golden pillar into the ocean, severely disrupting a cult/smuggling ring's operations.
Source: Creator / H.P. Lovecraft - A coldly efficient young woman who acts like The Baroness, she is feared/respected by the top brass, pushes Gihren's special projects through the red tape, and acts as his keeper of the keys, handling all the black operations that the rest of the General Staff doesn't want to think about.
Source: Badass Bureaucrat
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