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won

adjective as in achieved

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All three games were won by six points or fewer, with Great Britain having led in the second half.

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Then won’t China have won a race that was never run?

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But when asked about his personal feelings on his blazing start, Doncic was quick to mention that he wished the Lakers had won the first game.

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Our 19th century wars of expansion, official and not, won us territories where Latin Americans lived — Panamanians, Puerto Ricans, but especially Mexicans — that we ended up treating as little better than serfs.

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Then James Lee Williams, who won the first season of Ru Paul's Drag Race UK performing as The Vivienne, also died in similar circumstances.

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

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