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“Afterwards you ruminate and you think, ‘What were they implying, that I was trying to be provocative?’”

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Penn State won in overtime, leaving the Trojans to ruminate on a third loss in four weeks.

He’s not a big planner, though he’s always ruminating about new opportunities — not to mention he’ll finally have time to take Cooper on a proper honeymoon.

Others ruminate over major fork-in-the-road moments, like turning down a potentially exciting career opportunity.

The reason we're sat with The Matrix star, ruminating on life and mortality, is not because he has another blockbuster to promote.

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

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