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hand

noun as in appendage at end of human arm

noun as in person who does labor

noun as in help, aid

noun as in handwriting

noun as in round of applause

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Epigenetic markers, on the other hand, are more dynamic: environmental factors, our eating habits and the condition of our body -- such as obesity -- can change them over the course of the lifetime.

“So just get the ball in their hands and let them go to work.”

It may be a construction worker with dirty boots and paint-stained hands ordering a few for lunch or an eager child who just got out of school looking for a warm snack.

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Their projects could be written reports or, if their talents lay elsewhere, movies, plays, songs or board games — as long as they showed they had learned the lesson at hand.

Cohn, on the other hand, went on to hobnob with the rich and famous including just about every powerful politician in America.

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

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