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tears

noun as in rip, cut

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noun as in wild action

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verb as in cut, rip an object

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verb as in move very fast

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Mrs MacKinnon broke down in tears before continuing her evidence.

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Next to a vandalised wire fence opposite HMP Bronzefield in Surrey, 28-year-old Beatrice Auty brushes away tears.

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These are most certainly tears of laughter.

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Although the mother of another girl had phoned the school in tears, Audrey F said she had called her back, with Samuel Paty also on the call, and said the mother appeared reassured.

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“We tried to put it out, but everything was burning so strongly,” she says through tears.

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