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MacDonald passed his sister as he walked back out to his car, but said nothing.

From BBC

“They should not be back out on the street, period,” he told Inside Edition.

It looked to be a circular village with a yellow brick road going into it and then back out.

From BBC

“When I was ready to date again, it was difficult to get back out there. The difficulty is finding a like-minded being that I can make a life with,” she said.

If the rate hike goes through, the letter said, “many if not all” the hotels represented by the group would use a clause in the contracts to back out of the deal.

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

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