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scratch

noun as in small cut or mark

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verb as in cut; make a mark on

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verb as in cancel

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She’s used to getting scratched and clawed under the basket, but what has changed over time is her response, as head coach Cori Close has noticed.

These figures only scratch the surface, as many victims don’t report such crimes.

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Whatever his intention, for his safety and to discourage other former champions, hopefully the itch to get back in the ring has been scratched.

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“Did you see how my racket scratched my back?”

"If Donald Trump says 'Jump three feet high and scratch your heads,' we all jump three feet high and scratch our heads," he said.

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