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He was killed for that by a gunman who was either a left-wing radical, a far-right groyper or a brain-rotted young man with no discernible ideology.

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By day, the summer heat hammers hard and the dull whistle of the wind is the only discernible noise.

The reality is that even though there are no discernible improvements in Rangers under Martin - not even scraps - he will get more opportunity to rebuild the team.

From BBC

The British Holiday and Homes Park Association said there had been "a discernible shift away from week-long and fortnight-long holidays which has been evident for the past few years".

From BBC

Barely discernible in the May gloom, a glint of purple shone from the jacaranda’s canopy; nearby, seed pods dotted patches of green.

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

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