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But another source said: “Everyone wants to fix it but we don’t want to embark on something that then doesn’t happen.”

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"Similarly, if we don't address inequality, embark on conflict, or suffer major disasters, our social foundations are diminished."

This was Bellingham at his best, almost impossible to control with his movement, troubling Greece with his range of passing while also embarking on constant surged into areas of danger.

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Europe is next on their list, then they return to North America for multiple shows before embarking on their South American leg.

The 340m Disney Treasure was crossing the Atlantic from Europe, where it was constructed, to Florida, where it will embark on its maiden voyage in December.

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

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