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good

adjective as in pleasant, fine

adjective as in moral, virtuous

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adjective as in competent, skilled

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adjective as in useful, adequate

adjective as in reliable; untainted

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adjective as in kind, giving

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friendly

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adjective as in authentic, real

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adjective as in well-behaved

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proper

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orderly

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adjective as in considerable

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noun as in advantage, benefit

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noun as in morality

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“The goal is a good one, and we hope baseball can get there.”

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“They were texting me every day. I wasn’t doing very good academically here. I thought I needed a restart.”

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Stevenson likened it to a doctor giving a kid steroids so he could be better at football.

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Paired with a third door off the kitchen, the home’s entrance to the backyard was awkward at best.

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I feel like I’m going with the flow, stopping and taking pictures and having a good time.

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