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edging

noun as in border

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As deductibles increase and “premiums start edging up to five figures, a lot of people start to go, ‘Wouldn’t I be better off putting this money away for a rainy-day fund or investing it?’”

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But the movie stays in that postcard allure, never quite edging its earnest expressions of desire and anxiety into anything more stakes-driven or detailed, the way a love letter might rattle and console simultaneously.

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Hundreds of short-term inmates have been released early but the population is edging back up towards its previous all-time high of 8,420.

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Her resultant style, of both dress and music, is edging and transcendent, aloft and full of momentum.

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Partners like Isaac have been edging toward a clinical diagnosis: alexithymia, or the inability to describe your emotions.

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

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