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experience

noun as in happening, occurrence

verb as in to have experience of

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Some youth who play sports face mistreatment including abuse and bullying, while even more experience burnout, unequal access to some sports and facilities, and other issues, said study co-author Chris Knoester, professor of sociology at Ohio State.

What I would like to see in a secretary of education would be teaching experience, and I don’t believe she has that.

Media also noted that Gaetz has no experience as a prosecutor.

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Fitak credits the FWC and the study's lead author, Elizabeth Sharkey, a student who participated in UCF's 2022 Research Experience for Undergraduates program under his mentorship, for significant contributions to the research.

Polite and chivalrous — his parents sent him to etiquette school so he could learn how to be a gentleman — he writes about his early dating experience with a mix of laughter and chagrin: “My mom had done such a miraculous job sheltering me from negative influences she had effectively made me an overconfident, generous-minded dunce for teen girls to roll over.”

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

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