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harbor

noun as in place for storing boats in the water

noun as in place for seclusion

verb as in hold in imagination

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One specialized subset of transcription initiation sites the group found was in root nodules, a structure on legumes' roots that harbors interaction between the plant and Rhizobia bacteria.

We need to provide a safe and compassionate harbor for them.

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Supposedly, Biden still thinks he would have beaten Trump, making him one of the few people on the planet to harbor that misconception.

In some areas of the city, anti-Hezbollah officials have refused to open up state schools and urged landlords not to host Shiites for fear of harboring someone with Hezbollah links and drawing Israeli fire.

All I care about is that the Democrats and the other pro-democracy Americans win and we get this ship to a safe harbor and relative safety.

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

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