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harbor

noun as in place for storing boats in the water

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noun as in place for seclusion

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verb as in hide, protect

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verb as in hold in imagination

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Other Gulf leaders — even those harboring lingering reservations about Qatar and its regional policies — presented a united front on Qatar’s behalf.

Besides its musical offerings, Gothicumbia has developed a reputation for harboring the most inventive Latin goth fashion.

Both have talked of returning their country to a “great” past and have harbored desires of annexing or dominating other countries.

Follow them, Souvanna warns, or risk being thrown into the harbor.

Diving in a kelp forest in Monterey Bay recently, I watched a tubby 200-pound harbor seal follow a fellow diver, nibbling on his flippers.

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