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clubs

noun as in golfing tool

verb as in hit hard with object

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Other interventions offered included free breakfast clubs, access to key workers and catch-up sessions.

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The BBC secretly recorded 25 pubs, bars and clubs in London that actively promoted their involvement in the Ask for Angela initiative, including branches of major pub chains as well as independent venues.

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It is noticeable when the players are not doing what they do with their clubs.

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In the UK and abroad, there have been major controversies in football, swimming and gymnastics clubs, where allegations of physical, sexual and emotional abuse have been made against coaches by young athletes.

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Two of the UK's biggest clubs have announced they will host onsite drug testing for the first time.

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

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