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It didn't matter what you did, whether it was a puppet that tried to consume him, or if he was interviewing a great intellect, he was always in charge, but not dominantly so.

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So no, manager Dave Roberts acknowledged Tuesday, not even he could have imagined his team surging so quickly and so dominantly to its current place in the standings.

After his mini-slump to close last month, the best version of Urías dominantly reappeared.

“A religion that used to be, you know, dominantly practiced by descendants of Africans or people of African descent has now become a multiracial religion in Cuba,” Hansing said.

“You can look around to the Uyghurs, dominantly Muslim, and being persecuted by the Chinese, just as they did the Tibetan Buddhists, the Christians and the Falun Gong,” he said.

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

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