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chime

verb as in ring, peal

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His brother chimed in to say that the coaster should be made of wood to add some “shakiness” into the mix.

Bill Essayli chimed in on social media soon after: “I urge California public officials to moderate their rhetoric toward federal law enforcement. Encouraging resistance to federal agents can lead to deadly consequences.”

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The road is lined with stone walls and cottages adorned with flags, painted rocks, wind chimes and gnomes — a mini Topanga Canyon anchored by Mary’s Market, a 103-year-old eclectic diner and country store.

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Other Food Network stars also chimed in with tributes in the comments responding to the announcement.

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The International Monetary Fund was the latest to chime in this week.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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