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[awr, er] / ɔr, ər /


CONJUNCTION
a suggestion of approximation
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WEAK
neither nor without choice




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She should be sitting with Craig Melvin and her former co-anchor Hoda Kotb in Milan, or flanked by Al Roker, Jenna Bush Hager, Carson Daly and Sheinelle Jones on their set in 30 Rock’s famed Studio 1A.

From Salon

Regular true crime viewers and listeners seek familiar patterns of wrongdoing, often trying to outpace an episode’s narrator in concluding that a case’s central offense was spurred by passion or greed.

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By the time a story filters down to “Dateline” or Investigation Discovery, enough years have passed that the victim’s relatives, attorneys and investigators can be persuaded to revisit the worst chapter of their lives.

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“Our viewers miss the fun of ‘The Five,’ you know, and this is a serious topic, so I’ve decided to solve the case today, or tell you how to solve it,” says Gutfield, claiming supposed expertise based on years spent watching “Dateline,” “Forensic Files” and “Columbo.”

From Salon

This comports with other morning anchors’ past openness about their hardships, such as “Good Morning America” anchor Robin Roberts’ on-air candor about her battle with myelodysplastic syndrome, a rare bone marrow disease, in 2012 and 2013, or Katie Couric’s groundbreaking decision to broadcast her colonoscopy in 2000 after her husband died of colon cancer.

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