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nugget

noun as in lump, solid piece; often of metal

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When sourcing my coworkers’ favorite tips for treating local restaurants like sous chefs, Lexie Clinton, Salon’s executive producer, dropped this flavorful little nugget: “Some Desi places sell the chicken tikka masala sauce as a side dish — and that’s like buying gold.”

From Salon

"There is no 'DNA testing' for gold. With a lot of effort, you can trace diamonds before they get polished and cut… But I haven't seen ways of tracing the origins of a gold nugget," Dr Vines said.

From BBC

Lindell says he put massive amounts of cash and time into his election research both before and after the symposium, consulting dozens of experts and vetting every source and nugget of information.

From Slate

But once you get to know him, as many people do in Monmouth where she and Ivor often walk around town, they find an "innocent nugget of joy", who has had a profound effect on them.

From BBC

A local pub, The Nugget, has also come forward with an offer to help and will hold a family fun day on 29 June.

From BBC

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

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