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comfort
noun as in good feeling; ease
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noun as in aid, help
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verb as in soothe, console, cheer up
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The only comfort to Democrats and their allies on that front is that Trump will soon find that the political interest of the Republican Party lies in doing as little of what he promised as possible.
She gave him hundreds of thousands of dollars, and then, after her death, her Colcom Foundation, named after the bleak and satirical novel “Cold Comfort Farm,” continued to donate to Tanton’s organizations — more than $150 million.
One particular moment is resonating across social media, in which Barrymore, already quite close to Stewart and touching her arms, asks her what makes her "soft and gooey," blasting past Stewart's comfort zone even further by offering the example: "When you're treated like a lady."
“It’s for every family to decide for themselves what their level of comfort is with any activity,” Reese said.
“That resonated with me. I’m not saying this performance is inspired by Bowie, but I found it interesting. Perhaps there’s more comfort in different versions of yourself than not knowing quite who you are.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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