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In his 22nd NBA season, James figured out a way to do something for the first time.

And she would do a full day of shooting on ‘Grace and Frankie’ and then get on a bus and go with some women to do something for the service industry in Sacramento.

“You’re just itching to do something for your communities,” said Irene Cepeda, 35, a Nevada State University project director and former Clark County Board of Education trustee.

But while it’s good to do something for others, research suggests that self-interest is a stronger motivator — especially since the jabs are often accompanied by short-term aches, fever and other symptoms as our immune systems ramp up in response.

He might be able to do something for her, but he’d need to hear her sing in private.

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

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