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love

noun as in adoration; very strong liking

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noun as in person who is loved by another

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verb as in adore, like very much

verb as in have sexual relations

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That was really cool to us, especially since we’re from Buffalo, and our drummer, Paul, loves hockey.

It was a bummer because I love that record so much, but it did prepare me for today.

“I just loved it. It was a natural fit. I think it’s good for any child, to be honest, for confidence. I was on the shier side.”

“I don’t think we could have loved him any more when we started making this movie to how we feel about him now,” said Leonberg.

“I love this city. I grew up in this city,” Logan said of his loyalty to the community.

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