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post

noun as in position of employment

noun as in lookout, station

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noun as in mail service

verb as in situate, position

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verb as in advise, inform

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“I turned around and told him, ‘No, don’t do that, man,’” Betts said in his telling of the story in an X post.

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"I mainly post characters and sketches so people who follow me don't know that much about me, which is really nice. I like having that balance," he says.

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Social media is awash with eager supplement-takers, many with posts stamped with "commission paid" in the corner - meaning they could earn money from their story or reel.

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The recent acceleration at the start of the fourth quarter came after the toy maker said orders slumped in the third quarter, as it posted disappointing earnings and revenue.

There’s a long list of racist stereotypes white people fish out of the bottom drawer to slander Black people, and in her post Swiatkowski throws out a few of them.

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

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