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watch list
noun
a list of persons or things to watch for possible action in the future.
a watch list of possible growth stocks.
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of watch list1
Example Sentences
If you loved “Parks and Recreation,†“North of North†is the perfect addition to your watch list — and a bright spot during what feels like dark times.
These mass emails were sent just days after the Department of Government Efficiency claimed that CBP had identified 6,300 individuals who were paroled in the U.S. but were also on the FBI’s terrorist watch list or had criminal records.
The White House claims that “DHS identified over 6,300 temporarily paroled aliens on the terrorist watch list or with FBI criminal records,†and as of April 8 “terminated†their right to hold Social Security numbers or receive benefits.
As for the administration’s contention that the 6,300 “dead†people are on a terrorism watch list or FBI list, the administration’s treatment of facts and statistics when it comes to immigrants or Social Security does not inspire confidence.
Intellectual property concerns have landed India on the 'Priority Watch List', for which the report cites weak patent protections and a lack of trade secret laws.
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