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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To begin, start [Example] The rugby match kicked off at 3 o’clock. [Phrasal Verb]

kick off

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To omit, not mention [Example] Please check your form again and make sure nothing is left out. [Phrasal Verb]

leave out

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To disappoint [Example] I feel so let down because they promised me a puppy but all I got was a doll. [Phrasal Verb]

let down

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To take care of [Example] Andy can you look after your sister until I get back? [Phrasal Verb]

look after

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To consider as inferior [Example] She’s such a snob. She always looks down on anyone who is poor. [Phrasal Verb]

look down on

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To be a spectator at an event [Example] If you don’t want to take part in the game you can look on for now. [Phrasal Verb]

look on

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To try to find something [Example] Harry went to the shop to look for a new computer. [Phrasal Verb]

look for

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To await or anticipate with pleasure [Example] I’m looking forward to my birthday. It’s in two days time. [Phrasal Verb]

look forward to

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To admire [Example] I always looked up to my father. He was a great man. [Phrasal Verb]

look up to

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To laugh at/ make jokes about [Example] It’s not nice to make fun of people in wheelchairs. [Phrasal Verb]

make fun of

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To invent (excuse, story) [Example] That’s a good excuse. Did you make up it up yourself? [Phrasal Verb]

make up

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To mistake one thing or person for another [Example] She had so many cats that she kept mixing up their names. [Phrasal Verb]

mix up

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To arrive in a new home or office [Example] Did you hear? Our new neighbors are moving in this afternoon. [Phrasal Verb]

move in

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To leave your home/office for another one. [Example] When are you moving out? We need your office for the new guy. [Phrasal Verb]

move out

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To fall asleep [Example] You were so tired after the game that you nodded off on the couch. [Phrasal Verb]

nod off

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To admit or confess something [Example] Come on. Own up. We know you did it! [Phrasal Verb]

own up

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To die [Example] Your grandfather passed away peacefully in his sleep last night. [Phrasal Verb]

pass away

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To faint [Example] He didn’t drink enough water so he passed out at the end of the race. [Phrasal Verb]

pass out

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To reimburse [Example] I’ll pay you back as soon as I get the loan. [Phrasal Verb]

pay back

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To postpone, arrange a later date [Example] Don’t put off until tomorrow, what you can do today. [Phrasal Verb]

put off

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To turn on, switch on [Example] It’s very dark in here. Please put on the light on. [Phrasal Verb]

put on

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To extinguish [Example] The fire fighters were able to put out fire in ten minutes. [Phrasal Verb]

put out

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To accommodate, give somebody a bed [Example] I can put you up until the weekend but then I’m going away. [Phrasal Verb]

put up

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To collect somebody [Example] I’ll pick you up at around 7:00 to take you to the airport. [Phrasal Verb]

pick up

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To indicate/direct attention to something [Example] As I already pointed out, there was a mistake in your calculation. [Phrasal Verb]

point out

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To count on, depend on, trust [Example] You can rely on me. I always arrive on time. [Phrasal Verb]

rely on

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To eliminate [Example] Since he had a sound alibi, the police ruled him out as a suspect. [Phrasal Verb]

rule out

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To escape from a place or suddenly leave [Example] He ran away from home and joined the circus. [Phrasal Verb]

run away

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To meet by accident or unexpectedly (also: bump into) [Example] I’m so glad I ran into you. I need to ask you something. [Phrasal Verb]

run into

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To have no more of something. [Example] We’ve run out of milk. I’ll just pop next door to borrow some. [Phrasal Verb]

run out of

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To start a journey; [Example] Let’s set off early to miss the rush hour traffic. [Phrasal Verb]

set off

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39/1438042988305.14_20150728002308-00190-ip-10-236-191-2_465971570_0.json

8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To start a business [Example] They set up their own company when they were still in high school. [Phrasal Verb]

set up

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To compare prices [Example] Don’t buy that. Let’s shop around and see if we can find something cheaper. [Phrasal Verb]

shop around

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To brag or want to be admired [Example] He’s such a show off. He has to tell everybody about his new computer. [Phrasal Verb]

show off

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To appear/arrive [Example] I don’t think she’ll show up tonight. Her daughter is sick. [Phrasal Verb]

show up

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To be silent, stop talking [Example] Shut up, you’re spoiling the movie! [Phrasal Verb]

shut up (impolite)

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To take a seat [Example] I think you should sit down. It’s bad news. [Phrasal Verb]

sit down

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To rise from a sitting position [Example] The whole stadium stood up for the national anthem. [Phrasal Verb]

stand up

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To defend [Example] My big brother always stuck up for me when I got into a fight. [Phrasal Verb]

stick up for

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To resemble, in appearance or character [Example] Angie really takes after her grandmother. [Phrasal Verb]

take after

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To look after [Example] Please take care of my cat when I’m away. [Phrasal Verb]

take care of

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To leave the ground [Example] The plane will take off as soon as the fog lifts. [Phrasal Verb]

take off

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To hire or engage staff [Example] I hear they’re taking on extra staff for this event. [Phrasal Verb]

take on

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To remove; extract [Example] Please take out your mobile phones and turn them off. [Phrasal Verb]

take out

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To reprimand/criticize severely [Example] The coach told her off for not trying hard enough. [Phrasal Verb]

tell off

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To consider [Example] Take your time and think it over before you decide. [Phrasal Verb]

think over

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To wear something to see if it suits or fits [Example] Go ahead, try it on and see if it fits? [Phrasal Verb]

try on

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To refuse [Example] I asked her out but she turned me down flat. [Phrasal Verb]

turn down

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Phrasal Verb

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8e948578_l_Verbs___Common_Phrasal_Verbs__Phrasal_Verb

[Meaning] To finish a product (so that there’s none left) [Example] Your parents used up all the coffee! [Phrasal Verb]

use up

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Phrasal Verb

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[Meaning] To be careful [Example] Watch out! There’s a dog in the road. [Phrasal Verb]

watch out

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[Meaning] To become unusable To become very tired [Example] Julie wore out her shoes running the marathons. Julie was worn out after all that running. [Phrasal Verb]

wear out

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[Meaning] To do physical exercise To find a solution or calculate something [Example] You should work out twice a week at the gym. Can you work this out? I’m no good at math. [Phrasal Verb]

work out

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[Meaning] To clean (board, table). [Example] I’ll wash up if you wipe off the table. [Phrasal Verb]

wipe off

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A current of air or water running back, or in a direction contrary to the main current [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

eddy

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] The act of entering [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] Permission to enter [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A doorway that provides a means of entering a building [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A small room immediately inside the front door of a house or other building [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

entry

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] An article in a dictionary or encyclopedia [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

entry

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A record made in a log, diary, or similar book [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

entry

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] Resentful desire of something possessed by another or others [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

envy

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[Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] Feel envy of [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

envy

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Easily annoyed, irritable [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

testy

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Marked by impatience or ill humor [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

testy

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Holding one's self-interest as the standard for decision-making [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

selfish

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Regard for oneself above the well-being of others [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

selfish

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Having to do with people and government office as opposed to the military or religion [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

civil

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Behaving in a reasonable or polite manner [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

civil

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A short verse or tune [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

ditty

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Very excited or happy [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

giddy

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Foolish, showing a lack of good sense and wisdom [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

silly

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Irresponsible, showing irresponsible behaviors [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

silly

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Playful, giggly [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

silly

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Simple, not intelligent [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

silly

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Furiously angry [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

livid

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[Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Having a dark, bluish appearance [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

livid

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[Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To restrict; not to allow to go beyond a certain bound [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

limit

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[Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A restriction; a bound beyond which one may not go [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

limit

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[singular] brȏd [plural] bròdovi [0]

nominative

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[singular] brȍda [plural] bròdōvā [0]

genitive

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[singular] brȍdu [plural] bròdovima [0]

dative

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46773118_brod___Wiktionary__0

[singular] brȏd [plural] bròdove [0]

accusative

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[singular] brȍde [plural] bròdovi [0]

vocative

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[singular] bròdu [plural] bròdovima [0]

locative

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46773118_brod___Wiktionary__0

[singular] brȍdom [plural] bròdovima [0]

instrumental

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[Date] 1 week 3 days ago [Title] Niles was trying to move to [Body]

Niles was trying to move to the Wolverine so if they could get both Benton Harbor and Niles to make the move than that'd be ideal for both school.

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[Date] 2 weeks 3 days ago [Title] I'm a 90's kid but MASH is [Body]

I'm a 90's kid but MASH is still by far my favorite TV Show when I was growing up. Another great one was the West Wing.

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[Date] 2 weeks 3 days ago [Title] Those were shows I watch when [Body]

Those were shows I watch when I was a little older but still a "kid"

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[Date] 12 weeks 2 days ago [Title] This is a great movie, while [Body]

This is a great movie, while the actual physical abuse is not good the tough love and tough teaching pushed the drummer to be exceptional and that is only way truly great talents can be made. Being coddled will do no one good.

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[Date] 12 weeks 2 days ago [Title] It's so sad when players like [Body]

It's so sad when players like Simon are "mad" because a coach made him work hard at practice or called him a "pussy". Football is a mans sport and if hard work and a coach yelling at you is too much than that is pathetic and you don't deserve to play the game. Grow up and be a damn man. People in our country are truly becoming soft skinned and weaker as the years go by. What's this guy going to do when a boss yells at him for messing something up in the "real" world? Cry and put on a 6 hours bitchfit on Twitter? If I was an employer and heard of this so called man attacking his coach like he has I would never hire him. If you have a problem you sit down face to face with that person and work it out, you don't act like a child and cry to the public on Twitter. Football is not a game for the weak minded people and Simon has proven to be one of those people.

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[Date] 13 weeks 1 hour ago [Title] The only dog I've had was a [Body]

The only dog I've had was a Golden Retriever that we had gotten when I was a 2 year old. That dog was the most energetic and loving dog and took care of me as a kid whenever I was sick or hurt she was right by my side. As a little kid that dog wore me out faster than I could her. In my opinion if you have a kid, even if you don't, a GR is a great dog to have. My beautiful dog lived to be 16 years old and the bond me and her built was so strong I don't think I had ever cried as much when we had to put her down.

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[Date] 13 weeks 6 hours ago [Title] I understand people aren't a [Body]

I understand people aren't a big fan of all the bowl games but two things. 1. You don't have to watch all 42 games so why complain about it?? And 2. Football at the college level is fun to watch for many people so the more game the better. I for one, which is just my opinion, would much rather watch two 6-6 teams face off in a bowl game where many kids are playing the last game they will ever play than watching NFL games. Not to mention there are rarely games on Sunday anyways so you won't miss out on any NFL games and still be able to watch most of the college bowl games.

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[Date] 13 weeks 6 days ago [Title] Did this man just grow a pair [Body]

Did this man just grow a pair and call out the SEC????? Good for Delany.

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[Date] 14 weeks 12 hours ago [Title] Yea I've been wondering the [Body]

Yea I've been wondering the same. I thought I saw end of April but that doesn't seem likely now since no one is talking about a commitment coming from his soon. Does anyone know when the late signing period is? Has that already happened?

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[Date] 14 weeks 1 day ago [Title] Avalanche the last one? [Body]

Avalanche the last one?

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[Date] 14 weeks 5 days ago [Title] I hope people realize that [Body]

I hope people realize that coaches and AD's have a say in any team worn apparel that the companies make for them. It's not like Nike has 100% rights to make whatever the hell they want to. Dantonio and/or the AD gave approval to this design. Same goes for Michigan and Adidas.

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[Date] 14 weeks 6 days ago [Title] For all the Bulls fans on [Body]

For all the Bulls fans on here, 1. Do you think Thibs either leaves or gets let go and if so 2. Who do you want them/who do you think they will get to replace him? Sadly I think this'll be the last year he's in Chicago. It seems like him and the FO butt heads too much. What's all of your opinions?

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[Date] 14 weeks 6 days ago [Title] How big is Wagner supposed to [Body]

How big is Wagner supposed to be?

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[Date] 15 weeks 9 hours ago [Title] When does he need to make a [Body]

When does he need to make a decision by?

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[Date] 15 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Yes because that is a [Body]

Yes because that is a precursor to being a man. Way to make yourself even more of an ass.

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