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date

noun as in point in time; particular day or time

noun as in social engagement

noun as in person accompanying another socially

verb as in become obsolete

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A trial date has been set for Jan. 5.

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A judge set a trial date of 5 January after Mr Comey's lawyers requested a speedy trial.

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"I was so excited, I wanted everyone to know I was dating Posh Spice," the former England captain says.

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“If he would simply give me a date and time, I will be there,” she said.

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The UK's history of slavery dates back to before the Roman Times, but its involvement in the large-scale transatlantic slave trade, transporting millions of African people to the Americas, began in around the 16th Century.

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

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