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That means that sometimes, adult children who need more help financially — those who may not own their own home, for example — can receive a larger slice of their parents’ pie.

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Sometimes that’s a good thing, and sometimes I’m wondering if I’m missing a lot of my life by being that robotic.

“My wife gets the house, and I get the basement,” he says, though he sometimes tries to sneak a set in elsewhere.

Drive-through lines sometimes snake around parking lots, testing its balance between service and speed.

When particularly strong, CMEs can stretch far enough to disturb Earth's magnetic field, producing dazzling auroras and sometimes triggering geomagnetic storms that disrupt satellites or even power grids.

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

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