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turn

noun as in chance, opportunity

noun as in walk, outing

noun as in aptitude, knack

noun as in scare

verb as in become sour or tainted

verb as in sicken

verb as in twist a body part

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They document the efforts by Bankman-Fried and his fellow FTX insiders to turn themselves into political and financial big shots by spending billions of dollars entrusted to them by customers — the goal being “to enhance their own personal reputations at the expense of creditors,” as the current management puts it.

“And I got this feeling, like… ‘now it’s time to really turn it up.’”

Over time, the bones concealed in the ground turn the same emerald hue.

Between the night of November 16th into the early hours of November 17th, and then again from late dawn November 17th into early November 18th, Technically speaking, the Leonids are nothing more than pieces of ice, rock and dust that turn into streaking flashes of light as they burn up in the atmosphere and Tempel-Tuttle makes its annual journey around Earth.

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From the moment Trump announced his candidacy in 2015 I knew in my head that this country was capable of taking a sharply authoritarian turn, but in my heart, I couldn’t fully accept it.

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

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