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lake

noun as in inland body of water

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He’s very present in his daughter’s life and even has her tag along for a few of his more questionable adventures, like tracking a dead man’s book collection to a local lake.

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Initially, the sea was a narrow rift valley filled with lakes, then became a wider gulf when it was flooded from the Mediterranean 23 million years ago.

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He also sent Mrs Breathwick a letter saying he wanted to go paddling in a lake with both women while drinking champagne.

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A friend, now deceased, showed me this lake years ago because it used to have a world-class rope swing.

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The pair first remembered the horses showing up in remote areas around the lake in 2015, as the state was gripped by drought.

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