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wedge

noun as in solid piece, often triangular

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He writes of how, “like hungry street cats,” they coax from their captors “a wedge of clementine, a single popcorn.”

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It was a common scene in the slums of the Cambodian capital: warrens of huts wedged between garbage-strewn streets; tiny children begging for food at nearly every corner.

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The most recent democratic reversal is in Nepal, a landlocked Himalayan nation of some 30 million wedged between India and China.

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"Moreover, it would strengthen India's position in Afghanistan and India would try to drive a wedge between Taliban and Pakistan."

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“The goat was very wedged down in there,” said Cal Fire Engineer Jason Robertson.

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