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“One of my concerns with him has always been, he can have a tendency to go after hitters with his fastball. That’s kind of his mentality,” Scout B said.

We already have a tendency to shut down and feel alone in our sorrows, which traps us into thinking only about ourselves.

“If you don’t find them, they have a tendency to come out at the most unusual of times.”

Individual molecules have a tendency to bump into each other and will, as a result, form bigger complexes that disappear from the samples.

We all know fresh produce is good for us, but fruit, vegetables and herbs have a tendency to perish quickly if left uneaten.

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

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