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The news threatened to rupture the sunny image Palmer has been cultivating since she played Akeelah at age 12.

Sandy and his enormous beard - which he has been cultivating for many years, and which he thinks may have helped in the job interview - started his new job back in March.

From BBC

The government has also been cultivating relationships with Robert O’Brien, who was national security adviser in Donald Trump’s first term and Elbridge Colby, who some think could be his next national security adviser.

From BBC

But President Joe Biden, attempting to criticize Trump for cultivating this kind of rhetoric among his supporters in a call with Latino allies on Tuesday, may have made a stumble of his own.

From Salon

The society is widely seen as an instrumental force in cultivating young conservative lawyers and building a bench of future judges whose embrace of legal theories like originalism and textualism have led to decisions overturning abortion rights, environmental protections and social welfare policies.

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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