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insert

Definition for insert

verb as in put, tuck in

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None of that matters, though, to two of the biggest newspapers in the country: On Wednesday, it was reported that the Los Angeles Times, and on Friday, the Washington Post, decided that they will not endorse Donald Trump’s opponent in the election because insert audio of gum popping, raging brush fires, and the sound of champagne bottles opening.

From Slate

And to further increase the availability of long-acting contraception in rural areas, the universities are training their students and local providers on how to insert, remove, and get reimbursed for the devices.

From Salon

“The Clean Water Act does not contain the limitation that San Francisco is asking the court to insert — one that would prevent EPA from ensuring that polluters do not threaten public health and safety,” said Sanjay Narayan, counsel for the Sierra Club.

Among the issues raised by some commission members were Musk’s decision to insert himself in the presidential race, his spreading of conspiracy theories, the labor record of his companies and derogatory comments he has made about the transgender community.

It’s as if Ari Aster had a leftover prop from “Hereditary” that was gathering dust inside an A24 storage shed and someone decided to insert it into “We Live in Time” just to see if anyone would notice.

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

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