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“We’ve come a long way,” Herbert said Wednesday, sporting a new cut that trimmed the sides and back of his signature flowing locks.

“This goes a long way to protecting fairness in women’s sports and it recognizes that our chromosomal makeup actually affects how we develop in a way that’s irreversible,” Olson said.

Of all the places to make a statement, however, Kenny says money goes a long way in the bathroom.

While California has come a long way since the gold rush, many of its mining towns haven’t.

“In my opinion, currently, AI is a long way away from being able to do those questions … but I’ve been wrong before,” Buzzard says.

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

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