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got

verb as in come into possession of; achieve

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verb as in fall victim to

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verb as in seize

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verb as in come to be

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verb as in understand

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verb as in arrive

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converge

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verb as in contact for communication

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reach

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get in touch

verb as in arrange, manage desired goal

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make up

verb as in convince, induce

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draw

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verb as in have an effect on

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stir up

verb as in produce offspring

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produce

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verb as in irritate, upset

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Garrett got him to come out, and Alexander had a sack before being taken out because of an injury.

From Los Angeles Times

In her long career, Ms Yadav also got the opportunity to mentor aspiring train operators, many of them women.

From BBC

"There were comments saying how cute it would be if we ended up together, but I've already got a girlfriend."

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Then a fellow would-be resident got in touch, saying: "I've dug a little bit further. Get out."

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"We got so close to having the nets removed and then this tragic attack happened," says Mr Cropp.

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