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noun as in an unspecified thing

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Arab American poet Lena Khalaf Tuffaha, who won in the poetry category for her collection “Something About Living,” said, “We are now living in the second November of the American-funded genocide in Palestine. I hope that every one of us can love ourselves enough to stand up and to make it stop.”

Barney said he connected with Britt after she left him a pointed comment on his Substack review of McCarthy’s 2022 novel “The Passenger” — a review that McCarthy told her “something good will come of.”

Unless maybe the theater is screening "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" or something.

From Salon

She suggested that people should aim towards tweaking their compliments or ignoring something that bothers them so they don't comment at all to "keep each other safer."

From Salon

Presidential elections are, in effect, very expensive national popularity contests, in which an individual voter’s perception of a nominee’s alleged criminality may have everything, something, or nothing to do with how they ultimately choose to cast a ballot.

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

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