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They went almost the entire period without another until McCann put one on goal with 30 seconds to play and goalie Daccord pulled for an extra attacker.

You see long button-down denim skirts come back into fashion and know, in your heart of hearts, that you absolutely cannot bring yourself to ever put one on again.

In East Asia, for instance, subway riders in Seoul or Tokyo would put one on as a courtesy if they started to feel sick.

Three plays later, Smith put one on the money to DK Metcalf for 21 yards, pushing the Seahawks into field goal range.

If you’re not eligible for the subsidies, you’ll have to choose whether to own a rooftop system or let a third party put one on your roof to generate power for you.

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

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