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Reggie Jackson will always be “Mr. October” in the minds of baseball fans, but around these parts, that moniker could be attached to a lesser-known and little heralded Dodgers utility man who seems to do his best work on baseball’s biggest stage.

Despite delving into the app dating world in my early 50s with zero expectations and vowing not to be attached to any specific outcomes, I had grown weary from the process.

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin blamed "Glock switches" - devices that can be attached to handguns to make them fire automatically - and described these as the "number one public safety issue" in the area.

From BBC

She said she had seen people with boards the wrong way round and leashes, which should be attached to legs or waists, around people's wrists.

From BBC

The four-storey centre will be attached to the city's Royal Court theatre, where Sir Ken regularly performed during his career.

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

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