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Now she wants to be sure she can walk freely in old age, remain active and maybe one day chase after her children should she choose to start a family.

Maybe it’s age, maybe it’s some health scares and big moves, but nostalgia has been hitting harder.

From Salon

It’s not important, maybe not even desirable, that Laura and I agree on everything.

From Salon

“Grants — maybe $200 million … 10% of the whole thing. So, we need markets. We need some sort of way to pay for this stuff and in a nontraditional way.”

"They could be thinking 'If my parents or teachers were aware of the extent to which I'm seeing certain content, then maybe they take my phone away'," he added.

From BBC

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

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