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bottom

adjective as in lowest; fundamental

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noun as in foundation

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noun as in base, core

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noun as in rear end

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What’s important is the bottom line: If the subsidies are allowed to expire, Obamacare premiums are likely to soar by at least 20%.

By the time Sasaki started warming up in the bottom of the eighth inning, he might as well have already inherited the closer role by default.

The cheers continued into the bottom half of the inning, as the Dodgers finally pulled away with an outburst from their offense.

“Excuse me, this ... this is allowed,” Bourne said, revealing her bikini bottom to the room.

“I hope they get to the bottom of it,” the Fox News host said.

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