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One Artemisa resident said people were having to "improvise" to deal with the power cuts.

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"If you don't have gas, you have to improvise with coal," Elias Perez said.

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“She’s completely unrestrained in her imagination and her capacity to improvise,” he says by phone.

But on the spot the two also decided to improvise as Sánchez-Vidal took their testosterone shot on the wrestling mat — a moment met with thunderous applause.

It was a hint of the impact Wilder can make on defense when Serra moves him around and lets him improvise to take advantage of his athleticism.

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

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