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"It shook the conscience of this court as not even a word or a letter was legible," he wrote in the order.

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Illinois wouldn’t waste its opportunity after that, as Kadin Feagin caught a swing pass, shook one USC defender, turned the corner and saw nothing but open field in front of him.

At first, she shook her head no because she was also a Dodger fan.

“Within the building itself, you would be shook around so much that there could be incidental injuries to people from falling objects within the building itself,” he told the board.

Jackson, who at first refused to shake Smith’s hand after the incident, shook Smith’s hand after wrestlers there appeared to agree that Jackson would run into Smith’s scripted set and interrupt it.

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

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