The a word, the d word, the other d word, the b word.
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It is "Word by Word: The Secret Life of Dictionaries," not "Word for Word."
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HANNITY: They were using the P word, the B word, the F word.
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" She explained that she disliked rap music "because it's full of the f-word, the p-word, the b-word, the a-word.
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The word "child" delights me; the word "love" confounds me; the word "God" mystifies me.
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The word "to," the word "know" and the word "today" are elided into a messy tangle.
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His word and his team's word on any matter used to be the final word for us.
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The word savate comes from an old French word for boot, a bastardization of the Spanish word zapato.
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There's a word for that — a word frequently misused these days, but the correct word in this case: censorship.
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" Toler acknowledges she shouldn't have used the word, adding, "Nobody should ... but you know, like I said, I'm not here to defend word by word by word what I said.
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And the word content actually to me — Awful word.
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HANNITY: The A word -- you know, every word imaginable.
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In the case of the word alligator, the English word came from the Spanish word 'el lagarto', which means 'the alligator'.
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I have to add the word reform, very important word.
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CAG followers believe her word is the word of God.
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"The word impeachment is a dirty, disgusting word," Trump said.
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That dude spit out that dialogue word for word, perfect.
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Eshoo stopped him and repeated her question word for word.
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" Try saying the word Iran without saying the word "nuclear.
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"Maybe the 'L word' is a bad word," he said.
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They study the word, then try to spell the word.
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I thought it was a Finnish word or Norwegian word.
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"The word 'terroir' is a very loaded word," Campeau explains.
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But the word "transsexual" was definitely the word of choice.
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" The word extreme he pointed out, is a "tough word.
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He always had a good word, a word of encouragement.
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Years later, he still could recite it word for word.
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"I haven't read them word for word," Mr. Kelly said.
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The word parable comes from the Greek word meaning comparison.
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They use the word 'savage,' they use the word 'lit.
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"I would not take it word for word," he said.
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We've heard this speech before almost word for word before.
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From the Latin root of the word 'Engine', the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
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From the latin root of the word 'Engine' the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
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Mr. Collins offers us a set of phrases that follow a "[Word 1] a [Word 2 that rhymes with word 1]" scheme.
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So-and-so used the N-word, and we don't use the N-word, and we're not gonna use the N-word.
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The real schtick here is that each word in each of the three-word theme phrases can be followed by the word TIME.
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That and the word "boss," which is extremely her favorite word.
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The word speculator derives from the Latin word for a "lookout".
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The word fearless has to be paired with the word rigorous.
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" "I heard the word 'gay' before I heard the word 'bisexual.
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" "I heard the word 'fag' before I heard the word 'gay.
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COHEN: You crazy -- the "N" word is looney, not this word.
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I used the word dislike because I hate the word hate.
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She did a first draft we went through word by word.
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Word by word a story welcomes some readers, shoos others away.
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He used the word 'should,' he didn't use the word 'must.
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"The dirtiest word in art is the C-word," Close said.
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"The word 'prolific' is a dirty word, like 'camp,' " he said.
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"The word canvas comes from the word cannabis," he drops in.
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"I would not take it word for word," he told CNN.
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"They hate that word; I love that word," Mr. Balich said.
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The word "terrier" comes from the Latin word "terra," or ground.
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Maybe not to have the word "man" in their word anymore!
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No conciliatory word is permitted when a fighting word will do.
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Every word has to be pondered before it becomes a word.
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" Craziness is a bit of a leitmotif in "Word by Word.
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I remember ages ago, the word "evil" was purloined, and it's been very bewildering to me watching the word "refugee" morph into the word "immigrant" morph into the word "terrorist" within the space of nine months.
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Once the source sentence is encoded, a decoder network generates a word-for-word translation, once again taking account of the immediately preceding word.
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The Times found that the bill's title and 245-word text were taken word-for-word from the proposal written by the tobacco industry.
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"I then said something on the order of, Colonel Sanders used the word 'N,' (I actually used the word,) that I would never use that word and Papa John's doesn't use that word," Schnatter told the board.
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This model is meant as a first word, not the final word.
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He loves the 200 word story, not the 10,000 word story. Right.
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More and more recently, the word "immigrant" has become a bad word.
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"I wouldn't take it word for word," Mulvaney said of Trump's comments.
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The safe word, what was the safe word, from the PDF. Hippopotamus.
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It's annoying to keep using the word "era," but that's the word.
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The single most powerful word in our democracy is the word 'We.
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Don't take my word for it—take the people's word for it.
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There, the word "taco" seems to be turning into a French word.
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Arguably, the Word of the Year is not a word at all.
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The word on the street is … they're the word on the street!
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We use the word 'art'; we use the word 'utilize' or 'deploy.
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" And then he said: "The N-word isn't the only bad word.
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Type "Microsoft Word" or "Word" in the search bar at the top.
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I mean, if you read it word for word, it was "should".
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It reminds me of that word diversity, which is a hollow word.
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The word curator is a new word, it didn't exist in 1982.
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Word for word, that's more than what my editor at WIRED makes.
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Crucially, he rejected the word graffiti — "the G-word," he called it.
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Accusers do not tend to fare well in word-on-word clashes.
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"The word 'betrayed' would not be too strong a word," he said.
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"Hysterical; the word stems from the same word as hysterectomy," Pelosi said.
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"Interesting is your word, paralyzing is another word," retiring committee member Rep.
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To use the word 'vigorous,' he could have used a different word.
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Every word has to be pondered over before it becomes my word.
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Or I'm deciding how to pronounce a word, puzzling over word choices.
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History The word amateur derives from the Latin word, amator, or lover.
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" And that's in line with UNICEF USA's short-term goal for Kid Power: "get the word out, get the word out, get the word out.
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Not only are the circled or shaded letters the second word in a two-word phrase, but they are all consecutive within the base word.
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In accompanying votes, linguists voted "web" the word of the decade, "jazz" the word of the 20th century, and "she" the word of the millennium.
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Mr. Markey offers us a set of four two-word phrases, all of which have a synonym for the word "talk" as its first word.
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"Basically, for me, if a word was a beautiful word, it wasn't the sound of the word that intrigued me but the look of the word," Mr. Peckolick (pronounced PECK-oh-lick) told The Huffington Post in 2015.
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" He continues, "When you get to a point to where you're that open, and you're that understanding, and knowing of one another, the word 'friendship' is a real word, you know, that word 'best friend' is a real word.
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"I then said something on the order of, Colonel Sanders used the word 'N,' (I actually used the word), that I would never use that word, and Papa John's doesn't use that word," he wrote, according to The Journal.
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The first word means "Make," the second is "America," in Russian, the third word is "Fantastic" or "Great" and the last word is "Again," they said.
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Another theory is that the English word Easter comes from an older German word for east, which comes from an even older Latin word for dawn.
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" 'Parent' is a word no different—and I hate to say it, Your Honor—than a word like 'God,' or a word like 'love,' " Chemtob said.
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And, this week, the word "feminism" was named as Merriam-Webster's word of the year: It was the year's most-searched word on the dictionary's website.
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How reduplication helps Word repetition is also beneficial in infants' early word learning.
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It's about understanding peoples' thoughts or emotions and matching them word for word.
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I knew shipping would be a B-word and a big B-word.
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We are moving away to the c-word and moving to another word.
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The word permanently being the word that you have to think about permanently.
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It was the word of Sally Dale against the word of the church.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 146 articles on NYTimes.
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Can you find the word 'love' in this Valentine's Day word search puzzle?
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Multiple shell company websites also reuse the same marketing text, word for word.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 45 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 131 articles on NYTimes.
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"I need a word processor that does more than word processing," Chandra says.
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That interview was stolen word-for-word from Indian Country Today Media Network.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 61 articles on NYTimes.
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She also used the word "sis," a word commonly employed in LGBTQ+ spaces.
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"I want him to hear from me directly, word for word," she said.
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ALLEN: There&aposs only one book you have to follow word for word.
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The word anchor is a kind of a perfect word for breaking news.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 465 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 119 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 163 articles on NYTimes.
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For the vastness of these contents cannot be traversed from word to word. . . .
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The word permanently being the word that you have to think about. Permanently.
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In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with William Cooper.
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It was a "very detailed reading out...almost word by word," he said.
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Some AfD leaders have even copied the Freedom Party's messaging word-for-word.
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We are sending them back exactly, word for word, what they have passed.
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K., it's a word, but how do you know it's an English word?
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Anagram the word in question, but stick the word AND in the middle.
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The Sun and the Mirror repeated the story almost word for furious word.
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Years ago, everyone (including the dictionary) said this word was not a word.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 18 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 271 articles on NYTimes.
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That means that the answer is W OR D, or the word WORD.
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Using some typefaces, the word "click" can look like a different word entirely.
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I read the word, THAT word aloud but I still don't believe it.
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The word-for-word reading of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel will run Jan.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 62 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 58 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 99 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 64 articles on NYTimes.
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"When did the word millionaire or billionaire become a bad word?" he asked.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 39 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 82 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 18 articles on NYTimes.
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This is a word more recently supplanted by TWEEN, but a word nonetheless.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 34 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 59 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 109 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 49 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 38 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 235 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 209 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 35 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 11 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 54 articles on NYTimes.
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"I wouldn't take it word for word with that," Mulvaney said on CNN.
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"It may not be word-for-word exactly the same," McConnell acknowledged Tuesday.
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The R word -- this is like Voldemort – the word that you won't say.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 27 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 187 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 53 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 96 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 29 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 141 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 56 articles on NYTimes.
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Quite often, sexual violence need not culminate in a word-on-word duel.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in seven articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the day This word has appeared in 59 articles on NYTimes.
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Mr. Agard is making us form a word, but what word is it?
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" Greta and the word The Oxford word of the year is "climate emergency.
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Each of the theme clues solves to a two-word answer; in each of the two-word answers, the second word is an anagram of the first word, minus one letter — and that letter is singled out with the circle.
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The word column represents the "lemmatized" version of a word, meaning that different versions of the same word are included in the overall count of its occurrence.
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One was for the image of the word in a stylized cursive font, the other was a "word mark" — just the word "cocky" in and of itself.
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Most of the classes start off with a word race, where pupils write down the first word that comes into their head when they see another word.
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The first element is the first and last name of a well-known person; the second is a two-word geographic place, in which the first word is the last name of the celebrity; and the third is a two-word thing, which takes as its first word the last word of the place.
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So that's my word and that would be my word of encouragement, to anyone.
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The department was indeed copying word-for-word the antics of other police departments.
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I've read volume 2 word for word and I've read most of volume 1.
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The Hebrew word for soul, neshama, is intimately connected to the word for breath.
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So if I say this is my word ... please let me have that word.
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"'Gay' as a word was a new, dynamic radical word to use," Knoebel said.
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The next day, Pruitt sent the letter that included Whitsitt's changes, word-for-word.
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More often than not, the word "bitcoin" now comes attached to the word "bubble".
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It spells out word for word in Arabic what ISIL spells out in English.
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I would not use the word 'girlfriend,' I would not use the word 'dating.
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Unless a text is copied word for word, Amazon's system is unlikely to notice.
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"I always use the word 'friend,' I never use the word 'client,'" she said.
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It's every person you ever spoke to with a kind word or negative word.
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The sign spells out the word "Eire," which is the Irish word for Ireland.
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So, the use of the word 'scan'—I probably shouldn't have used that word.
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It is an archaic French word, not a word from the Old French language.
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" The N-word, Cube said, is "a word that has been used against us.
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Throughout the video, the crew is recreating this episode of Friends, word for word.
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The word British word "Jafa" or "Just Another F*cking Australian" comes to mind.
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There was a soft N-word, there was calling Eric [Trump] the R-word.
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Everything you see posted on an astronaut account is word for word their stuff.
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Head is another word for bathroom, and in Britain, that word would be LOO.
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Ward handwrote his entire pitch, word for word, and memorized it as a script.
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" In this case, it was, "I wouldn't take it word for word with that.
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There is a pause while he thinks of the right word, a dignified word.
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I had never thought of this word as anything but your average swear word.
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They would occasionally forget a word in English and use the Arabic word instead.
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I say a word; you make a phrase with that word as the starter.
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They were furious that the teacher taught the word "girl" before the word "boy."
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I asked myself, what made me decide to rhyme this word with that word?
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Arrogance, as in the overuse of the word populism, a word freighted with contempt.
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It seemed like no word connected with the word before it, or after it.
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That four-letter word Notably, there's one four letter word Trump hasn't said: Stop.
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Rehnquist read aloud the queries, word for word, in a dry clerk-like rendition.
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In this case, the completed word is "EncoURaGE," which gives us the word URGE.
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Like the word 'word' does and always has tasted like mandarin oranges to me.
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"Gave secondhand?" suggests giving someone something used, because the word "secondhand" is one word.
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But this episode makes this list for one word, and one word only: PIVOT!
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We don't consider ourselves Tennessee Williams—it doesn't need to be word-for-word.
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But don't take my word for it; take 2015 Emily VanDerWerff's word for it.
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The word "they" is the 2019 "word of the year," Merriam-Webster announced Tuesday.
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"Mazel" is a Yiddish word meaning "luck" or "congratulations" — it's a very positive word.
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The word "extort" dates to Middle English, from the Latin word meaning to twist.
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"A country that goes back on its word devalues its word," Le Drian said.
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There is always a word I'm chasing inside and outside of my body, a word inside another word, scanning the O.E.D. for soot-covered roots: 1577, 1584, 1608 . . .
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I think, rather, that in America the fear of the word "communism" is tied to a fear of the word "capitalism," another no-go word in polite discourse.
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The average per-word rate is $1.79 per word, or $206 per page, but experienced ghostwriters may charge as much as $2003 per word, or $500 per page.
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Hilarious. A very simple theme today consisting of two-word phrases, where the first word is something edible and the second word involves a part of the body.
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Cleo's first word — and Schulman is already pushing for one word in particular, thanks to a copy of Jimmy Fallon's children's book Your Baby's First Word Will Be DADA.
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The F-word word in question, which government lawyer Malcolm Stewart described as "the paradigmatic profane word in our culture," was not uttered openly in the famously decorous courtroom.
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It's not just about hearing a sound and writing a word — understanding what someone is saying word by word involves a whole lot of context about language and intention.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — Have you ever stared at a word for so long that it stops looking like that word and starts to look like a completely different word?
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Words like "about" or "around" can indicate to solvers that they need to look for a word that is wrapped "around" another word, or that another word is inside.
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It's a word ladder, where solvers start with one word (in this case, ROLL, at 1A) and change one letter at a time until they have a new word.
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The device detects the wake word by identifying acoustic patterns that match the wake word.
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There are others who cannot pronounce a written word if that word represents an animal.
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Cohn also embraced Trump's favorite word ("reciprocal") — a word that makes free traders feel nauseous.
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"The word 'Catholic' is not a dirty word," Aupetit told French radio the next morning.
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One curse word too many on his hit (and aptly named) show The F Word?
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It's copied word for word from the promotional text of the new Star Wars film.
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But the word they used in their battles was "progressive," not the loaded L-word.
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The UVA community spread the word mostly offline, through texts, emails, and word of mouth.
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The word cloud is updated every three seconds, and is contrasted with another word cloud.
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The word must be spoken aloud, and be the first word said in the month.
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He goes by the word, and the word says he has won big in Florida.
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The word "hotel" dates back to the 1600s and comes from a French word, hôtel.
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"That word 'roach' just ain't the word I needed to hear her saying," NeNe said.
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The word "Osiris" has been incised in one plaque; the word "Osiers" in the other.
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Bill Barr would like nothing better than his misleading word to be the last word.
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It's one person's word against another person's word and that's all there is to it.
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Arthur: Your last sentence is common — practically word for word — across both right and left.
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I think normal would be the word, whatever that word means, which is usually nothing.
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In fact, the word "elite" today may be the dirtiest word in the popular vocabulary.
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"Lima repeats it, almost word-for-word, over a 40-hour QVC marathon," writes Wells.
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As she mentioned Trump's attacks on her faith, Clinton read the teleprompter word-for-word.
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Storytelling can only be done by yesterday's standards of word of written and spoken word.
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If you distill it down to one thing, what makes a word a curse word?
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The offensive word is derived from the Arabic word "kafir," meaning nonbeliever or non-Muslim.
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I grew up with the printed word and I'm still part of the printed word.
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I raced home afterward and transcribed the interview word for word from my cassette recorder.
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The state court, deeming Masterpiece Cakeshop irrelevant, reissued its original opinion almost word for word.
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Word by word, they push and pull, challenging one another as they shape a production.
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On rainy days, the competition between word proselytizers and The Word proselytizers can be intense.
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The word MOA came from the Polynesian word for "fowl," according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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However, instead of transcribing word by word, the Translate app transcribes smaller chunks of text.
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She would read as if every letter counted, page by page and word by word.
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Last year, the Oxford Dictionaries named the word "post-truth" the word of the year.
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"About 30 of the interview records are transcribed, word-for-word accounts," The Post said.
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A. To choose your word, you can scroll through our Word of the Day feature.
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"It wasn't my word, it was a word that a woman kept shouting," he said.
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"In mainstream feminist circles, the word pro-life is like a swear word," she said.
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" Above the word "dead," which is crossed out, he has penciled in the word "home.
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The second word spray-painted on our garage door was the only truly American word.
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They don't own the word 'cha,' it means tea; they don't own the word 'more.
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And you have been hearing the word "unmasking," a word you probably never heard before.
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Will the word "breakfast" no longer be attached to the word "cereal" in American gastronomy?
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Today's theme uses the ends of the theme entries, but they either include part of the first word of the two-word phrase, or just part of the second word.
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Mr. Trabucco gets our solving week rolling with four two-word theme entries that can have the word "ROLL" inserted after the first word to make an entirely different phrase.
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Word ladders are puzzles that have a beginning and an ending word, and the solver is challenged to change one letter at a time to arrive at the ending word.
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The last word: "If freedom is just another word for having nothing left to lose, then productivity is just another word for having no one left to hire," Kelly says.
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In the years that followed they learned the Tinariwen songbook note for note, word for word, even though they couldn't speak a word of Tamashek, the language of the Touareg.
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Obviously, the folklore of the song has become that that word, 'MMMBop' is a new word.
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"The name 'Teslaquila' evokes the word Tequila [and] Tequila is a protected word," the CRT wrote.
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That word wasn't even a word a year and a half ago, or two years ago.
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Neuroskeptic even included the text of the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise, word-for-word.
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The word "sigil" refers to an inscribed word or emblem that holds magical significance or power.
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We have a very, very word-for-word report of what I said; I released it.
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He's addicted to TV and repeats phrases, word-for-word, that he hears on Fox News.
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I just dropped a word, and it rang out, because everyone knows what the word is.
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"She learns how the word black feels and how the word blue feels different," Dugan says.
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Kkondae is a modern word of uncertain origin—perhaps an adaptation of the English word "condescend".
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Instead of using Anki for word-to-word translations, he used it for pictures and sentences.
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They all were, even if the other candidates managed to avoid repeating themselves word for word.
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In Egypt, aish is the word for bread, but it is also the word for life.
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And I find those places, because every word here has weight, and every word weighs itself.
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This last one is a word-for-word interpretation of a poem Coltrane wrote for God.
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What follows is a word-for-word reproduction of the extremely authentic and official Tesla document.
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I'm typing The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, word by word, one Tweet at a time.
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A word you're going to hear more and more from this administration ... Remember the word reciprocal.
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While the word protest appears five times in the guide; the word polite appears seven times.
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"The word compromise is not a bad word to me," Trump said during his presidential campaign.
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Every time people use the word bankruptcy, somebody who reads that doesn't get past that word.
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And now it's official, with the word being chosen as Macquarie Dictionary's word of the year.
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I know you're not supposed to say that word, but it's a really fucking good word.
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They all had the same lines—word for word, and for many their English stopped there.
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The family is immediately supportive of the woman, until Maxine reads her word-for-word account.
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"Let's stop using the word owner and maybe use the word Chairman," Green wrote on Instagram.
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The word is Venetian dialect for the Italian zefiro, from the Latinized Arabic word zephirum, from
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When I near the end, I pause, and my father recites the moral word for word.
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It's even suggested the word "pizza" stems from the Greek word "pitta," meaning cake or pie.
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One woman's word might not equal the word of a man, but three apparently doesn't either.
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I just started thinking about the word and how fuckboy is a word of this generation.
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Word of the Day : revoke formally _________ The word abrogate has appeared in 34 articles on nytimes.
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I would just take it word by word, and I would be happy wherever I placed.
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Well, he's still makin' the same promises ... almost word-for-word, but for his new company.
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Sometime in the past decade, the word "bro" began to land as a one-word joke.
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Rubio then responded by repeating, nearly word for word, his previous talking points three more times.
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In effect, Mr. Trump took Mr. Moore's word over the word of several women accusing him.
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Word of the Day : tastelessly showy _________ The word garish has appeared in 74 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the Day : sing softly _________ The word croon has appeared in 114 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : extremely cold _________ The word gelid has appeared in two articles on NYTimes.
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There's no word-for-word transcript coming here, which is a conscious decision on my part.
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Word of the Day : unequivocally detestable _________ The word odious has appeared in 52 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : overly sweet _________ The word saccharine has appeared in 35 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : curving inward _________ The word concave has appeared in 13 articles on nytimes.
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" And Luke's not reacting to the word like, "Oh, I'm too good to use this word.
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Word of the Day : completely satisfactory _________ The word copacetic has appeared in eight articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the Day : outspoken conceit _________ The word vainglory has appeared in six articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the Day : hold spellbound _________ The word enrapture has appeared in two articles on nytimes.
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It's on Comedy Central, so it's not going to be like word for word [my life].
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Word of the Day : wasting time _________ The word dilatory has appeared in two articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : inflicting punishment _________ The word punitive has appeared in 318 articles on nytimes.
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Chance of a lifetime Maxey's style of interpretation is not standard word-for-word typical ASL.
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"Throwing the word 'treason' around is as dangerous as throwing the word 'impeachment' around," he said.
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Drexler calls this word a "power" word because it holds weight and emphasizes what comes next.
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I know that they shouted out Marx and Engels, but I forget the word for word.
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The other is that there is still an exact word-for-word transcript hidden away somewhere.
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The lawsuit was word-for-word identical to the suit her father received against his business.
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Word of the Day : a stopping _________ The word surcease has appeared in two articles on NYTimes.
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And, with the French word in the clue, we need a French word as the answer.
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Cool is such a simple word, not the word I want to be using right now.
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Oh that word sounds like that word… That might be a variable we are not measuring.
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I do not know what to say how far to go the winter near dead as we drive you do not understand word for word the word for you is little.
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"I'm from the South, and I've been through the traditional kind of campaigns where everybody got to call you the N-word, the B-word, or the C-word," she said.
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"I promise you ... when the rap artists quit using the N-word and as soon as Chris Rock quits using the N-word, I'll quit using the N-word," he said.
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In a recent interview, Lee discussed the power of common words, words whose multiplicity of uses gives them an excess of "subtleties and potentialities": The more definitions a word has, the less defined that word is, the less definition that word secures, and, subsequently, the greater the number of possible meanings that accrue to that word, the greater the number of subtleties and potentialities that buzz about that word, and the greater the likelihood that crisis attends that word.
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"There is a world of difference between using the word as a slur—demeaning someone by calling them that word—and quoting that word," a legal document uploaded to the site reads.
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In English, the spelling of the word 'dragon' conveys the sound of the word, and the sound of the word is enough for the learner to quickly remember how to write it.
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In May, James Tuttle had a puzzle published where he noticed that certain letters in a word made other words which, when attached to the original word, made a two-word phrase.
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The app also has some traditional word processing tricks like find and replace, and you can export your text in a format that is compatible with other word processors, including Microsoft Word.
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When an interviewer asked him why, he explained: I was basically trying to make people less sensitive to the word ["nigga"] and making the word… taking the power out of the word.
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In the second book, we learn the word "mudblood," a derogatory word for those with muggle heritage.
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The word 'waboom' grew from the word 'boom,' but it has a lot more energy behind it.
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The word generally reflects a stronger degree of feeling than the word "like" does in English, however.
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Instead, it said the word was the "phonetic equivalent" of the past tense of a vulgar word.
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He repeated the heart-wrenching exchange nearly word for word in subsequent interviews, with the same impact.
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Do we love this word as much as we love the word NIGGA in an endearing way?
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"When you use the word 'hope' with the word 'Martyrs,'" it makes people livid, Kevin Goetz said.
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He told us about the word "bondon," a type of French cheese ("It's a very tricky word").
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In fact, he doesn't even mention the word "internet" once, although he has mentioned the word cyber.
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He wears the word "Jinghpaw" (the word for Kachin people in their language) tattooed on his back.
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He used the word 'should,' he didn't use the word 'must' and there was no presidential directive.
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Hovering over a word produces a pop-up dictionary, and clicking the word lets you hear it.
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But Trump has falsely claimed this document provides an "exact word-for-word transcript" of his call.
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Have you ever learned a new word, and then suddenly started hearing that word everywhere you went?
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"You cannot believe one word that comes out of Donald Trump's mouth — not one word," Kaine said.
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When one uses the word "fascist," that's a word that almost no one uses to describe themselves.
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The word "boorish" comes up, a word that's surfaced in other defenses of men accused of misconduct.
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Like the first test, the students were told to pick a curse word and a neutral word.
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The (other) 'L' word President Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, is not a fan of the word 'lie.
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Word for the Mac's Touch Bar also lacks QuickType word suggestions (oddly, Outlook for Mac has them).
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Back then, the word feminism was a word saved for Gloria Steinem and liberal arts college classes.
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The word "child" (and different variations of the word) was mentioned over 45 times throughout the night.
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The speech was heavily autobiographical, lifting passages almost word for word from his 2004 memoir, My Life.
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He's walking through the house right now … [To Garth] It's word association, and the word was marriage.
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Word about Bermuda as a Zika-free destination seems to have spread mainly by word of mouth.
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If we asked her to describe you in one word, what word do you think she'd use?
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But that word — disadvantaged — is not a word that I can, in good conscience, apply to myself.
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So we use the word "surrogacy," and we're gonna be using the word "surrogacy" during this interview.
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Things get confusing here, so I'm just going to reproduce exactly what Vanya said word-for-word.
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He called it "gentefication," a combination of the word "gentrification" and the Spanish word for "people" ("gente").
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"A word-for-word match of German and Spanish regulations is not legally required," the statement said.
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"Yes," I say gravely, signaling Jason across the room to write that quote down word for word.
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"Toilette" is a French word, so the clue "Toilette water" needs a French word as an answer.
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"Partner is an easy word to say, but a hard word to implement," he told senators Wednesday.
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" People-measuring arose with the modern nation-state—the word "statistics" comes from the word for "state.
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Phillips explains that unlike the word "camp," the word "vulgar" is not a sensibility, or a quality.
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Too often, Chinese reporters just publish word for word whatever press releases officials and executives give them.
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Her comment sparked a conversation about their use of the word and her use of the word.
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There, a correct word is worth three points — and an incorrect word means a speller is eliminated.
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These people are absolutely — you know, they use the word, it's a good word, I guess — unhinged.
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However, any time the word "if" appears in a sentence, it usually is the most important word.
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There are scenes that are word-for-word from 1996 and there are scenes that have vampires.
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The service is also unlikely to provide a word-for-word understanding of the meeting, Meyer writes.
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I did use the word "inorgasmic" six times, and I believe it is not a real word!
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" He continued, "When the word moderation becomes a dirty word we have some soul searching to do.
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Word of the Day : a small stream _________ The word rivulet has appeared in eight articles on nytimes.
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For both individual and collaborative work, Microsoft Word has been older generations' default word processor for decades.
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Back to top Sì, the word for four, sounded very similar to sǐ, the word for death.
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Look for the "template gallery" in Apple Pages, Google Docs, Microsoft Word or another word-processing app.
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Word of the Day : indicate by signs _________ The word portend has appeared in 99 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the Day : break down, decay _________ The word molder has appeared in 20 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the Day : loud and resounding _________ The word plangent has appeared in 20 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the Day : a natural inclination _________ The word proclivity has appeared in 61 articles on NYTimes.
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The word Tanzu is the Japanese word for a traditional container used for storing and transporting objects.
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Word of the Day : showing inappropriate levity _________ The word flippant has appeared in 42 articles on nytimes.
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To know Venus Williams is to know that a word like "outspoken" is not the right word.
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On one arm, in swirling English script, is the word ''chaos''; on the other, the word ''balance.
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He is a performance artist who retypes famous novels, word for word, with no spaces — lineafterlineafterline,likethis.
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I ask them to pick one interesting word, then go to the library and investigate that word.
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" The pattern of letters in the second word tells us that the entire word much be "chicken.
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"A word is a word, and why do you take it in the negative extreme?" he said.
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A stray word about race could be as explosive as a stray word about the financial markets.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: You've used the word plot, you've used the word conspiracy – CARLOS GHOSN: Yes. Yes.
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" The Hebrew word for "will end" is "yitamu," which relates to the Hebrew word for date, "tamar.
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It comes from the Chumash word for "moon"; it does not derive from the word for "nest."
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Word of the Day : light, teasing repartee _________ The word raillery has appeared in five articles on NYTimes.
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I title them after the sound of the word, and then, secondarily, the meaning of that word.
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But don't take my word for it when you can take my interactive drawings' word for it.
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By "striking similarities," Slate clarified, it meant the articles had passages that were word-for-word identical.
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Word by word, it's going to type out all of Shakespeare's 37 plays and 154 sonnets in order, waiting for someone to tweet the next word in the sequence before it types it.
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Insert a word flexible enough to contain multitudes of interpretation, a word lacking decisiveness, a word steady enough to garner a nod of approval but light enough to not add to the load.
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The Romans used it for plumbing—in fact, that word derives from the Latin word for lead, plumbum.
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Echo Dot Kids Edition uses on-device software to detect the wake word and only the wake word.
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She looks—and I feel safe using the word only because she'd later use the word herself—ridiculous.
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If healing is the word of the day, decolonization may be the word echoing uneasily through the night.
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The species name, paradoxodon, combines the Latin word "paradoxum," or paradox, with the Greek word "odon," or teeth.
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It included passages that were nearly identical to what the Alliance said, in some cases word for word.
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"I think the word "recession" is a word that's inappropriate...We're very far from a recession," he said.
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We would struggle to translate from our Oxford editions, word by word, pushing ourselves on line by line.
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I had never even heard of the word "OTT," and all of a sudden it became a word.
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"Amnesty, from the Greek word amnestia, means oblivion, from there the word amnesia, loss of memory," Sicilia continued.
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Scrabble players can now officially use the word "bitcoin" as a playable word in the Hasbro board game.
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The word was already playable in the popular mobile word game app Words with Friends, made by Zynga.
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There are other ways of punishing, to use a word that's a pretty harsh word, but it's true.
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He was telling a familiar story, one he told so often even Grande knew it word for word.
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"I am taking the governor at his word and I will hold him to that word," he said.
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It was the most difficult recipe of the lot, but we managed to follow it word for word.
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But I never use the word Alzheimer's in the book because I feel like it's a scary word.
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" To which Ms. Harrison added: "So he has the first word, and I mostly have the last word.
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So far, the company has been successful in getting the word out through advertising and word of mouth.
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" Sanders searching for a word to describe Clinton's super PAC backing: "I hate to say the word 'huge.
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"The one word that scares you - and I heard it here today - is the word 'guarantee'," said Walls.
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In the interview published on Sunday, Handelsblatt used a German word meaning "revaluation" to translate the word "repricing".
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My brother picked up the word for "gay"—a word my dad repeated several times during that conversation.
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"Excuse me, why did you censor the F-word but not the N-word?" one audience member asked.
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It also conceals a basic oddity: The word "smart" has roots in a Proto-Germanic word for pain.
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Porsche says Macan is the Indonesian word for tiger, which is more exotic than the German word — tiger.
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In 31 states, the laws largely mirror Uber's recommended screening policies, in some cases nearly word-for-word.
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Formally translated as "state", the word derives from gosudar, an old word which signifies a monarch or master.
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The White House later crossed through the word January and inserted the word December in the corrected transcript.
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A police officer's word, and the complete veracity of that word, is fundamentally necessary to doing the job.
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How often does the word "Aleppo" fall from President Obama's lips (or indeed the lesson-freighted word "Sarajevo")?
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Neom is a portmanteau of the Greek word neos, meaning "new," and mustaqbal, the Arabic word for "future."
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FBI is not supposed to use the word spies, so they use that word, non-contiguous, unidentified, informant.
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The theme clues are all word for word as I submitted them—which is not always the case!
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"Similar to having capitalism be a bad word, we need reparations to be a good word," she said.
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There is really only one word to describe US Citta di Palermo's season, and that word is chaos.
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My mom told me to be careful using the word "hate" as it is such a strong word.
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A woman held a phone to her ear and relayed the remarks word for word to the crowd.
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If a word is in your word list, the program recognizes it as fair game for a crossword.
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With a curse word in the title, getting the word out about the play itself can be difficult.
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The word "carnival" is a possible derivative of the Latin word "carnelevarium", which means "to take away meat".
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"They would sit with me and say, 'This word means this, and this word means that,'" Javie said.
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Word of the Day : prudence in avoiding waste _________ The word frugality has appeared in 20 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : taking on different forms _________ The word protean has appeared in 37 articles on NYTimes.
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He wrote the N-word 12 times and then explained that he was good at typing that word.
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The time when the word "global" was likely to attach to the word "digital" is most definitely over.
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Word of the Day : surrender under agreed conditions _________ The word capitulate has appeared in 117 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the Day : diffusing warmth and friendliness _________ The word affable has appeared in 165 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : deserving or inciting pity _________ The word piteous has appeared in four articles on nytimes.
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As they are doing this, record the words in a word cloud generator like Word it Out, Wordle.
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"I prefer the word scavenging and use the word scrounging when I mean to be obscure," he writes.
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Word of the Day : effusively or insincerely emotional _________ The word maudlin has appeared in 37 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : distinctive and stylish elegance _________ The word panache has appeared in 69 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : place on top of _________ The word superimpose has appeared in five articles on nytimes.
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"Some of those exact qualifications ended up in the RFP, word for word," Mr. Zhou told the jury.
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Word of the Day : harsh criticism or disapproval _________ The word animadversion has appeared in two articles on nytimes.
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"I'm trying to think of the correct word, I don't want to use the word 'exciting,'" she said.
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"It's concerning because of the word 'socialist' some people don't like the word," the New York Democrat said.
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Word of the Day : habitual relapse into crime _________ The word recidivism has appeared in 75 articles on nytimes.
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A sign with the word "vagina" was also blurred and the word "pussy" was erased from another sign.
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In this puzzle, the word "concerning" means "regarding," and the word OCULAR is used to describe vision. 21A.
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The first letter of the second word is the same as the last one in the first word.
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WAPNER: I WAS GOING TO LET YOU SAY THE OTHER WORD TEPPER: YOU DON'T SAY THE OTHER WORD?
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Word of the Day easily impressed or influenced _________ The word impressionable has appeared in 45 articles on nytimes.
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"Grand finale?" is CRU because the word CRU can come after the word "Grand" when talking about wine.
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Why is the word "peace" pronounced with sarcasm while the word "security" carries a kind of supernatural weight?
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Word of the Day : willfully obstinate; stubbornly disobedient _________ The word contumacious has appeared in four articles on nytimes.
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One repeated Mr. Priebus's quotation word for word, prompting the senator and his aides to erupt into laughter.
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REED: It's just, he hasn't — not one word about the budget, not one word about the debt ceiling.
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The "slide reading" feature detects when you are simply reading the words from your slides word for word.
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He is "a master of timing, word by word, sentence by sentence," says Andrew Taylor, a crime novelist.
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Sometimes she wrote a word on the blackboard, but I couldn't work out how that word might sound.
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He can suit the action to the word and the word to the action, just as Shakespeare advised.
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Indeed Rachline's phrasing, the paper pointed out, was "word for word" the statement that Philippot gave to AFP.
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To the right I need a word starting IS—, whose remaining letters will end a word coming back.
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But you can still see the word in your timeline or any hashtag feed where the word appears.
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Word of the Day : produce a literary work _________ The word indite has appeared in one article on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : unpleasant to look at _________ The word unsightly has appeared in 58 articles on nytimes.
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All of this went back and forth—line by line, word by word, action by action. Meaning. Behavior.
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It was literally hard to talk after moving word by word, or syllable by syllable, through the film.
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The word button, was that problematic when Trump grabbed the word button and made bad affiliations with it?
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But the statement authors stopped short of using the word "moratorium," a word the Nature authors now embrace.
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And I think the word 'vocational' is a much better word than in many cases, a community college.
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In the last two weeks, I've gotten around to reading a 4,000-word piece about the coming AI dystopia, a 6,000-word overview on the Constitution, and a 7,000-word profile of Lamaleran whalers.
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You see it all over the place in gaming and in online gaming spaces, the usage of the N-word, the F-word, the R-word, and other words to belittle or insult people.
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The code word is time-gated and revealed slowly on a screen in Whitespring Bunker in Fallout 76—letters in the word are revealed slowly throughout the week until the code word is complete.
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Cipher languages have a word for every word in the language they are derived from—which is to say that there is automatically an Al Bhed equivalent for every word in the English language.
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Microsoft has sample instructions for various versions of its Word program, including Word 2007 and Word 2010, and you can get an idea of what to expect on the Mac from the WordMVP site.
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The word of narcotics is only a bad word if you approach it in the way it's seen socially.
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It's putting the word "global" before the word "feminism," meaning that feminism must be seen from an international perspective.
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Microsoft Word may be the 800-pound gorilla of word processors, but that doesn't necessarily make it the best.
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""In Norwegian, the entire word honesty (ærlig) is inside the word love ( kjærlighet) so I played around with that.
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RNNs analyze date sequentially, working left to right through a sentence in order to translate it word by word.
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He meant it word for word—a deadpan vision of darkness—but he was beaming while he said it.
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"People use the word interchangeably, it's the same word but for different meanings," Saksono told me over the phone.
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People are far more likely to recall the word "maison" if a letter is missing from the word — e.g.
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The name is a play on the English word "origin" and the Japanese word "denki" (電気), meaning electricity.
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"My mother told me I should never use the word 'hate,' but I hate the word 'glamping,'" D'Agostino said.
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This is because there's a difference between a word being antique and inappropriate and a word being a putdown.
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I'm not talking about a safe space in [that] every word I'm gonna ever use is the right word.
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In real time he was saying 'now we have the word for net' and 'now the word for fish.
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There is no need for any trigger word as with Amazon Echo (which uses "Alexa" as the trigger word).
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I'm not afraid of the word "depressed," I'm only saying that I don't know if I said that [word].
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During the performance, he blushes, seemingly disoriented by the fact that the room knows his songs word for word.
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It also includes seven specific proposals that reflect, word for word, initiatives called for in the Obama administration's budgets.
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According to The Futurist Cookbook, the perfect meal cannot be achieved by simply following the recipes word for word.
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"The Puppy Episode" was one of the first times I heard the word gay unattached to the word AIDS.
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He used the word "art" in our meeting, and that's not a word you hear often in show business.
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" Sapora is very deliberate to use the word "sensuous" to talk about this photo, rather than the word "sexy.
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The word "fusion" has become a word that a lot of chefs don't want to be referred to as.
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The menyoro leads the people of Sanlagita, and his word is law, whether that word makes sense or not.
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"The word that sticks out for me, which I was not expecting … is the word responsibility," said Grammer, 34.
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I can barely get a word out now, ever since being roasted about how I said that word wrong.
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"This trip could be summed up in one word, not the word you are thinking ... it's unity," Burke said.
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I knew that, in this context, "celebrate" was another word for "party," which was, of course, itself another word.
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Pupkin: Now, this is my introduction, and I'd like Mr. Randall, if he could, speak it word for word.
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"Choice word?" could be cussing, or it could be a word that is commonly used when making a choice.
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Dictionaries used in schools translated the English word intersex into the Icelandic word for "freak" until 2015, Anderson added.
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He says using the word n-word isn't racist, it is meant to describe the worst of all races.
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Social transmission: If one person dislikes the word, they convince someone else that they don't like the word either.
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Day Seven: Disable Macros in Word If you use Microsoft Word for work and don't use macros, disable them.
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Instead, Blue Canoe had people with various accents speaking, and their pronunciation was annotated word by word by professionals.
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Holderness didn't know much about video games, so Puckett said he literally wrote out Holderness' commentary word for word.
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Word of the Day : a display of bad temper _________ The word tantrum has appeared in 68 articles on nytimes.
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Jews include the word "shalom," or peace, in their daily prayers; they use the word as a greeting regularly.
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Word of the Day : a festive party or celebration _________ The word jamboree has appeared in 13 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : greatly annoyed; out of patience _________ The word exasperated has appeared in 155 articles on nytimes.
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"Thriving is a tough word," said Christine Onorati of Word in Greenpoint, Brooklyn (with a branch in Jersey City).
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Word of the Day Note: This is our last Word of the Day for the 2018-19 school year.
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Word of the Day : a motley assortment of things _________ The word farrago has appeared in seven articles on NYTimes.
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The first word in each theme phrase can be put before the word KICK to make a different phrase.
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Word of the Day : formality in bearing and appearance _________ The word gravitas has appeared in 70 articles on NYTimes.
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When I use this word, like the word "god," I don't mean it in a literalist or fundamentalist way.
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Word of the Day : a feeling of righteous anger _________ The word indignation has appeared in 108 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : eminent; beyond or above comparison _________ The word peerless has appeared in 46 articles on nytimes.
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People on Twitter copy-and-pasted it word for word, attaching their own depictions of bitter and gruesome battle.
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Word of the Day : a rate that is rapid _________ The word celerity has appeared in one article on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : being present everywhere at once _________ The word ubiquitous has appeared in 485 articles on nytimes.
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Word of the Day : a complete failure or collapse _________ The word fiasco has appeared in 115 articles on nytimes.
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She provides us with four familiar phrases, and the first word in each phrase can precede the word CART.
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Word of the Day : a feeling of excessive concern _________ The word solicitude has appeared in 11 articles on nytimes.
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During the era of post-painterly abstraction, just the fact that it was a word — any word — was subversive.
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Word of the Day : a complete and impressive array _________ The word panoply has appeared in 57 articles on NYTimes.
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Word of the Day : tear or be torn violently _________ The word rend has appeared in 12 articles on nytimes.
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I don't like that 'urban' word -- it's just a politically correct way to say the n-word to me.
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Something to do with the word "precariat," I thought, when I came across that striking word 170 pages in.
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For example, the letters in "apple" might be transposed to form the word "palep", thereby encrypting the original word.
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Word searches suggests America became suddenly vastly likelier to use the word "pet" at the end of that period.
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I've rewatched that goal so many times that I can hear the announcers in my head, word for word.
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It's a word that has become frighteningly close to no longer being part of the four-letter-word category.
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You don't like when I use the word reverence but it's my word so I'm going to use it.
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As I'm constructing, if the computer suggests a word I don't like, I'll delete it from my word list.
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"I can't use the word 'punk,' because other people's definition of the word is different from mine," he clarifies.
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Brb making a lip sync video of "Alone"—which I know word for word—so Celine notices me too.
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"People want the last word on this story, though I doubt Netflix will be the last word," says Nadeua.
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" "What was interesting was that he continues to use the word patient and he's also using the word transparency.
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"When the meaning of the word conflicts with the color of the word, you have a conflict," Inzlicht says.
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So instead of analyzing footage of someone speaking on a word-by-word basis, LipNet goes one step further by taking entire sentences into consideration, using Deep Learning techniques to then backtrack and decipher each word.
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The mural, which read "PROTECT BLACK TRANS WOMEN," was found defaced on December 14 with "2A" written over the end of the word "PROTECT," the word "GUNS" written over "TRANS" and the word "WOMEN" crossed out.
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HE NEVER USES THE WORD "CAN'T" Phelps' coach, Bob Bowman, worked to take the word "can't" out of Phelps' vocabulary.
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They looked at all searches containing the word "suicide," except for those accompanied by the word "squad," for obvious reasons.
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But the word you're looking for is not the 'D' one, and it's certainly not the 'R' word either (Rustic).
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" Iger responded directly to Coppola's choice of word, stating "I reserve the word 'despicable' for someone who committed mass murder.
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The word "desaparecido," in Spanish, has an exact translation: "disappeared," though in English the word is used as a verb.
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"I can tell you unkind things that were said to me over 10 years ago word-for-word," she said.
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Right now, I'm just finishing up Word by Word by Kory Stamper, a lexicographer and editor for Merriam-Webster dictionaries.
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Alexa doesn't slip up in following your microwave commands, as long as you follow the preset commands word for word.
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"Yesterday, I used the word authoritarian when I meant to use the word authoritative," he said at the news conference.
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But in French, the word con is a vulgar insult descended from the same root as the English c-word.
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He had his own "professor," after all, in Carne-Ross, who provided word-for-word translation, a "crib," as needed.
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FOWLER: My only problem with this is that I think this word -- the word "millennial" in the screen behind me.
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Meanwhile, Reductress had, if not the last word, the best word on the subject of male entitlement at the movies.
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" Instead, Mr. Cruz uses the word "conservative," Mr. Dole said, before offering up a different word for Mr. Cruz: "extremist.
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The results look like they've been written out by hand, letter after letter, because characters vary from word to word.
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Word suggestions, corrections, and emoji are all available from the Word Flow toolbar that sits just above the keyboard's letter.
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Sure, you say the word 'Mama' countless times a day—it is a word I will never tire of hearing.
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We've reached out to his camp and the venue, but so far no word on whether he'll keep his word. .
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Minnie: We're also starting an L Word podcast called same sex, different city based on the original L Word campaign.
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Here's a link to the National Constitution Center where you can read a word-for-word breakdown of the document.
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That is the key word here 'overwhelming', it is the word you would use to describe both Rousey and Cyborg.
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The segment only got better, with the host confusing the word anise — as in anise seeds — with the word anus.
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At start, Google appears to be relying almost entirely on word-of-mouth to get the word out about Duo.
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Like any good phone keyboard, Word Flow comes with a predictive algorithm to anticipate your next word for faster texting.
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Dozens more people reposted the first tweet of that thread, almost word-for-word, passing it off as their own.
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America's leadership of the world depends on its word, and our word is built on trust, follow-through and accountability.
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When you see the word "pumpkin," your immediate word association might be "spice latte," but that's not always the case.
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No word yet on when this key update is hitting, but we look forward to further abandoning the written word.
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