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seat

noun as in furniture for sitting, reclining

noun as in base, foundation

noun as in rear end of animate being

verb as in place in furniture, position

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But there's still a wistful look in her eye when we ask if she'd be tempted if a seat on a spacecraft became free.

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There were empty seats before West Ham took on Brentford in their London derby.

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That happened prior to the death of Caerphilly Labour MS Hefin David, when Labour was only one seat short of a majority and relied on a single extra vote.

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A few minutes later, LeBron James eased onto the court, his baseball cap turned backward, the fans cheering him as he took a seat at the end of the bench.

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Senate seat in Kentucky again in 2026 was met with a mixed reaction from Democrats and Kentuckians who remember her $94 million bid five years ago.

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

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