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amelioratory

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Adj.1.amelioratory - tending to ameliorateamelioratory - tending to ameliorate                
ameliorating, ameliorative, meliorative
bettering - changing for the better
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Given the kind of forthright cultural critique mounted by her essay, her final sentence--that gesture, like language, turns "performing Shakespeare's playtexts [into] exciting possibilities" (202)--seems rather evasive and overly amelioratory.
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Accordingly, TEI urges the IRS and Treasury to consider amelioratory changes to the Schedule as discussed in the balance of this letter.
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10) To date, however, the IRS has issued no amelioratory guidance.
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