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She can even do country music, as in the handful of tunes she co-wrote for the latest album by the troublemaking Texas singer Koe Wetzel.

The state, which portrayed Meehan as a violent child, troublemaking teenager and delusional adult, argued that he waited too long to sue and that it shouldn’t be held liable for the actions of “rogue” employees.

The state portrayed Meehan as a violent child, troublemaking teenager and delusional adult lying to get money.

The state portrayed Meehan as a violent child, troublemaking teenager and delusional adult lying to get money.

The state portrayed Meehan as a violent child, troublemaking teenager and delusional adult lying to get money.

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

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