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“That is a way of keeping out the diversity of Los Angeles and keeping it a well-kept secret.”

After the first seven games of last season Liverpool had faced 101 shots on goal, compared to just 64 this season, but Slot believes they offer more than just keeping out goals.

From BBC

There are many rules for who can apply — with the goal of keeping out those with a vested interest.

The owners erected it at the time of the coronavirus pandemic, but keeping out the light-fingered primates was also a prime concern.

Sadly, no one really addressed the "eat the rich" story from "Garden in Time," unless it was to play the privileged elite keeping out the rabble.

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

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