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rid
verb as in do away with; free
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If you can’t count on your sisters to get rid of your horribly abusive, and just generally horrible, husband, do you really have sisters?
Wilders, however, said he was going nowhere: "You won't be rid of me until I'm 80."
"We have run a very positive campaign because we want to get rid of all the negativism in the Netherlands over the past few years," he told AFP.
If the owners do decide to get rid of it this time, Sunday will be a major reason why.
But many of the significant changes in classrooms came out of the Legislature, which has continued this year to propose bills to rid schools of “inappropriate materials” and proclaim that, in Oklahoma, “Christ is King.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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