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lion

noun as in feline

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By virtue of the Pentagon investigation, as well as rumors of his presidential ambitions, Kelly has received the lion’s share of attention.

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Deandre Ayton warmed up for Sunday’s game wearing a black T-shirt with a photo of half of his face printed next to half of a lion’s.

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Men wearing three lions have habitually been lambs to the slaughter at the Gabbatoir.

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That means the lion’s share of the season’s headline growth will be driven by price increases rather than the purchase of additional units, reflecting some of the underlying weakness of this year’s sales.

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That means the lion’s share of the season’s headline growth will be driven by price increases rather than the purchase of additional units, reflecting some of the underlying weakness of this year’s sales.

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