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It has now become common practice for musicians to assign a share of their royalties to songs that directly inspired them.

From BBC

The department does, however, assign officers to scores of federal task forces, including one with Homeland Security Investigations dealing with “crime tourists” from South America who travel to the state on temporary 90-day visas and form burglary rings.

There are two options for sending tickets: The owner can either transfer full ownership to another person or assign the ticket to someone else while retaining the ability to reclaim it if necessary.

Separately, she pledged to assign more officers to the neighborhood.

"I invoke that we assign divinity to all living beings. Cats are also a manifestation of God. Your creator put them here."

From Salon

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

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