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Several times in that run, they have been locked on for the winners' enclosure, only to veer into the rails in the final quarter.

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Young frequently drifted to Stills’ side of the stage to lock into a guitar wind-out with his old partner, with the eyes of one often locked on the playing fingers of the other.

"I loved competing and the idea of the lifestyle, and I just locked on to rugby as my route."

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Wooden boxes and mini chests sit locked on bookshelves, where one will instantly spy scrolls hidden in bottles or books that appear to be concealing veiled messages.

Beginning Thursday, however, eyes will be locked on three of the world’s most decorated golfers as they tackle the par-71, 7,385-yard course in the last major championship of 2024.

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

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