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freer

noun as in liberator

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He said he understood worries about a "Big Brother system" but argued that digital data "drives democracy and that you can do things with your digital ID that make you safer and freer".

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“Essex Honey” feels freer, though it’s still been meticulously constructed.

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"When you play unhealthy, it's in your mind. It's not just how you feel. You get stuck in your mind too. So it was nice to be freer."

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Wirtz has been given a role freer and further forward than Liverpool had previously from an attacking midfielder - they had nobody to do that role last season.

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"It allows him to get quicker, freer points - that's a huge advantage on a grass court."

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

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