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adjective as in satisfied

noun as in comfort, happiness

noun as in essence, meaning

noun as in capacity, volume

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size

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filling, load, measure, packing

verb as in please

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The group regularly shares photos and content related to the show and attends events dressed in the period attire.

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A spokesman for Dermer said the minister had met with hostage families dozens of times since the start of the war, and declined to comment on the contents of private conversations.

The statement added that the studio had already rolled out updates to address issues, and was working on "enhancements" and "fresh new content".

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Besides their saturated fat content, they often contain a lot of sodium, which can raise blood pressure, and certain preservatives that are linked to colon cancer.

Participants were asked to fast before the session, then were given a snack bar to keep stomach contents consistent.

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

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