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pronoun as in nominative singular pronoun
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“When you talk about momentum, if you don’t finish it tonight, you feel like it’s slipping away,” Max Muncy said before the game.
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“That’s one of those things, when you talk about momentum, if you don’t finish it tonight, you feel like it’s slipping away.”
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It feels like playing with your mates at times.
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"Sometimes you have a bond with a player that is just a little stronger and bigger."
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"We in no way supported him or agreed with any of his actions in the past four years. We are truly sorry for all that you had to endure."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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