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manicure

verb as in trim

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At one point, Kershaw posed with the Dodger Stadium grounds crew for a picture — standing on a mound they had manicured for all of his 228 career starts in the stadium.

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Parts of Memphis boast mansions and broad, manicured lawns festooned with elaborate Halloween decorations.

Beneath a fan on the veranda I nursed a gin and tonic, gazing across the manicured lawns to the exuberant tropical gardens.

But the beautifully manicured fairways and greens may reinforce a view that golf is only for the rich in a country where poverty is rife and the average GDP per capita is about $4,000.

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Dozens of carefully manicured gardens adorn the lush grounds.

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