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heart

Definition for heart

noun as in courage

noun as in essence, central part

noun as in blood-pumping organ in an animate being

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clock, ticker

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Novo’s Wegovy is already approved for people with obesity or are overweight, in addition to helping those patients lower the risk of stroke, heart attack and death.

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“You are smart and kind,” she wrote in pencil, the handwriting surrounded by crayon hearts.

Regardless of the source, home buyers can take heart that economists think buyers’ fortunes will improve slightly next year.

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He explained that he had a stroke unknowingly, on stage in Louisiana, and later found out that he had a hole in his heart and needed surgery.

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Investors took to heart comments from New York Fed President John Williams on Friday, who suggested that the central bank could still lower borrowing costs at its December meeting.

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

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