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morsel

noun as in tiny piece

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Anchored by its leads, “Coup!” is a tasty morsel of social commentary about problems that continue to plague our world.

Regardless, reporters have eagerly passed along every morsel of the Manchin saga, and Manchin has surely savored it all, because boorishly amplifying your own meager influence is one of the few political currencies we have left in 2024.

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Obviously, he was trying to make me behave like an animal, inching closer to some morsel of food in his hand.

Then, he traded a tablespoon of honey to sweeten the tea he had just sold for another morsel of bread and cheese, which he gave to me.

I chewed my morsel of cheese as slowly as I could and tried not to think of the furrier’s sweaty palms.

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

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