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But on Sunday they became gold medal rivals and would end up locked together - almost inseparable - as they threw themselves across the line.

From BBC

In it, Sexton coined the term that would become inseparable from the whole scheme.

“They did scouts together, Sunday school together, played soccer for the same club, almost in the same positions. They were inseparable.”

Her sudden death has rattled the zoo staff she once dazzled and left a mark on her best friend Tule, who she has been inseparable from since they were cubs.

In China, a foreign ministry spokesperson told the AFP news agency that "Gaza belongs to the Palestinian people and is an inseparable part of Palestinian territory".

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

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