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gill

noun as in cheek

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noun as in liquid measure

noun as in race

noun as in wattle

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As members of Congress interviewed the key players in the GameStop saga, Reddit users on the investing forum WallStreetBets published live commentary, cheering on Gill, who has become a folk hero in online trading communities.

Debra O’Malley, a spokeswoman for the Massachusetts secretary of the commonwealth, said earlier this month that the state was examining Gill’s social media activity as it relates to his former role at MassMutual.

On wallstreetbets, Gill’s fans debated whether he could retire and live off his dividends.

“Now we must ensure all LGBTQ Americans are protected from discrimination,” Gill and Miller conclude.

It’s less clear how a single dose of Pfizer’s vaccine stacks up against a double dose, which is 95 percent effective—but Gill says the data suggests that one shot is around 90 percent effective.

“I feel sorry for what she did to Russ and his daughter,” Gill said.

“She was hot-headed, had her own way of doing things,” Gill said—and so, he left to form a separate militia group.

Another was Faisal Gill, a U.S. Navy veteran, who had in the past secured the GOP nomination for the Virginia House of Delegates.

Our latest episode of “I Am Moral Courage” profiles a rare citizen, Randi Gill from Oklahoma.

A week later Gill, 32, was taking a break in the Lake District, a picturesque sweep of mountains outside Manchester.

The most significant of these is that in which the embryo is closely assimilated to the fish, by the possession of gill slits.

After the boiling has ceased, but before it is cold, add one gill of spirits of wine, and a grain of musk.

Captain Gill had been so kind as to send after me a choice tiffen, together with table and chairs, into this wilderness.

Half a gill of rum to two of water was served out once a day to each man.

It would not have been difficult to imagine in the midst of that swelling mass the shapes of fins and gill-coverings.

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

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