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pot

noun as in container, cauldron

noun as in marijuana

Strongest match

Strong matches

Weak match

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The couple shared a £1m pot of cash with seven other neighbours after their postcode won the lottery's weekly Millionaire Street Prize.

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More than four in 10 tested positive for pot’s psychoactive ingredient THC, with an average level of 30.7 nanograms.

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“When those go out, it really stirs the pot,” said David Chase, a former SEC enforcement lawyer and now SEC defense attorney.

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It created a pot of funding dedicated to what it calls “patriotic education,” which has been criticized for downplaying some of the country’s most troubling episodes, including slavery.

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In theory, then, the Brewers would get significantly more than $35 million per year if the teams split the pot evenly.

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