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dramatic

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They painted one wall in Gibson’s office a dramatic Kelly green, which makes the white-trimmed windows and his extensive art collection pop.

Referee Michael Salisbury had only just blown the full-time whistle to confirm Everton's dramatic late win over Crystal Palace when the Toffees updated the bio on their X account.

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That dramatic winner briefly put Lille top of Ligue 1 and although they have since dropped to sixth, Ethan continues to be involved in the first team, having made two further league appearances.

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The centre-back's dramatic winner already marks the third time Hearts have won a Premiership match after the 90th minute this term.

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The 900-page policy document contained proposals for dramatic reductions in the size of federal government, expanded presidential authority, rigorous immigration enforcement, a nationwide abortion ban and other elements of an ultra-conservative social agenda.

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

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