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very

[ver-ee] / ˈvɛr i /




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“I’m fascinated with how the line of identity and where you sit in the world is very fragile,” Banks-Davies says.

From Los Angeles Times

Making something sweet from what you already have—something a little indulgent, a little unnecessary, and very much yours—can be the thing that makes the whole week feel not just manageable, but good.

From Salon

“I’m a very progressive person who cares deeply about winning these elections, but my phrasing was not right. I will be more thoughtful! I really do promise,” Rogers wrote.

From Salon

Quali Giran, Long Beach Millikan: From the very first game he has lived up to the hype of a freshman ready to contribute immediately.

From Los Angeles Times

"To be honest, I felt I was in the match from the very first point," said Bencic, who won all five of her singles matches in the tournament.

From Barron's