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brought

verb as in transport or accompany

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verb as in cause; influence

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verb as in command a price

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verb as in file charges in court

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Israel's plan to conquer Gaza City has also brought international criticism.

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Nearly all the women nodded in agreement when one brought up her struggle to focus on tasks or relax because of heat and noise.

The Maltese government said everyone aboard the ship was "confirmed safe" and that a fire onboard the ship was "brought under control overnight".

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Ofsted said the report cards would give parents more detail, and would be brought into inspections from 10 November.

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"The Terrorism Act wasn't brought in to arrest vicars, retired grandmothers and NHS consultants for holding a placard," she pointed out.

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