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act

Definition for act

noun as in something done

noun as in legislative document

noun as in part of a performance

noun as in pretended behavior

verb as in behave in a certain way

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Fellman: The art department on a film overall is responsible for everything you see visually outside of the actual acting.

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Nick’s conversations with Kait about religion were frustrating to listen to — he seemed to act blindsided that she didn’t have a strong connection to religion after she articulated her feelings well in an earlier conversation.

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However, his interest in acting hit a roadblock at school, where he says he was unlucky enough to fall out of favor with the drama teachers.

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Indonesia’s policymakers likely want to gauge the impact of previous rate cuts before acting further, analysts say.

"As humans, we should make conscious decisions to protect the living and non-living things around us. Facing evidence of viability loss, we need to act before it is too late."

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

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