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blank

adjective as in clear; empty

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adjective as in expressionless

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adjective as in dumbfounded

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adjective as in absolute, utter

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noun as in empty space

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To a younger generation, “Top Gun” might mean a blank stare.

It brought back memories of the opening weeks of the season, when Newcastle fired blanks against Aston Villa and Leeds United.

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Instead of discarding the idea in lieu of clarity, she trusted in the delivery method and Hansard helped fill in the blanks.

South Korea?--than anywhere but--fill in the blank again, Guatemala City?

"I panicked and my mind went blank. I felt sick," he told the BBC, now back home in South Korea.

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