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picked

adjective as in chosen

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adjective as in gathered

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adjective as in named

Strongest match

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adjective as in preferred

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adjective as in select

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A few days after the game, Beck picked up his issue and saw it for the first time.

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Academic scientists need to stand together, or they’ll be picked off individually and science will suffer.

In other transition news: Trump picked Sean Duffy, a former Wisconsin congressman and Fox Business host, to lead the Transportation Department.

I fell out on the internet, when really I should have just picked up my phone and called a friend.

Aston Villa defender Lucy Parker is also absent for "several weeks" because of an ankle injury she picked up earlier this month.

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