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wreath

noun as in circular decoration

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Recently he showed her a picture of a Lego fall wreath to try to gain her approval.

At the start of November each year, the Families of the Disappeared hold a silent walk in the grounds of Stormont and lay a wreath at the steps of Parliament Buildings.

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In Gloucestershire, Alice's mother Rachael is turning preserved funeral blooms into wreaths for friends and family - a small talisman to mark the one-year anniversary.

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He was also the only Politburo member whose name didn’t appear on wreaths at the wake of a retired military-commission vice chairman who died in June.

In a symbolic moment of reconciliation, he also went to Hamburg where he laid a wreath remembering those who had died in the Allied bombing of the city during the Second World War.

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

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