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peel

noun as in skin, covering

verb as in take off outer covering

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Nathan Hochman to launch an investigation into whether opponents of the referendum “committed pervasive fraud and illegal conduct” while working to peel away voter support.

First, one must peel back its leathery skin, which, when ripe, is a beautiful shade of pinkish-red, sometimes with faint streaks of gold or light green.

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Republicans have a tiny majority in the House, which means they cannot lose more than a handful of votes, or they would have to try to peel off a few Democrats.

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The lemons aren’t just used for juicing; their peels are also muddled with sugar, allowing the essential oils of the lemon to come out and produce a more fragrant flavor.

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But his various assistants gradually peel off one by one and head back to the US as they realise Kelly is serious about potentially giving up his career.

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

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