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strokes

noun as in brownie points

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There’s so much character in the stray paint strokes, the blackened thighs.

He impressively mixed belligerent strokes with classy drives and deft touches.

From BBC

Granada Hills finished second, 63 strokes behind, and Cleveland was third.

Inhaling toxic air can have catastrophic health consequences, including strokes, heart disease, lung cancer and some respiratory diseases, according to the WHO.

From BBC

Typically, the “spring forward” in the springtime, with its accompanying lost hour of sleep, is harder on people’s bodies and has been linked to an uptick in heart attacks and strokes.

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

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