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go at

verb as in aggress

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Nyong’o says, “When we were recording when Roz is preparing Brightbill for the migration, it dawned on me that what my parents were doing in raising me was preparing me to leave. So I called my mom and said, ‘Thank you so much for being brave enough to let me go,’ because they let me go at age 16, sending me to Mexico to learn Spanish.

“I know we’re going to go at one point or another, but I think he left us a little too early.”

Selena Gomez joins Coldplay for a surprise performance of their 2021 collaboration ‘Let Somebody Go’ at the British group’s Rose Bowl show Sunday.

So I said to Rom, “Come on, have a quick go at this.”

But, furthermore, their success reinforces their belief that their style of play, where they aim for high levels of possession and look to dominate the ball and really go at the opposition, is working.

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

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