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appreciate

verb as in be grateful, thankful

verb as in increase in worth

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It was a moment applauded and appreciated by high school football fans and coaches throughout California.

"Our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by this appalling incident and we greatly appreciate the swift actions of the emergency services," the statement added.

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“I don’t even think you can appreciate it when you are watching it on film unless you are physically present or actually trying to feel what that feels like in the moment.”

But for as long as you’re out there hustling, have fun on the roller coaster and appreciate every moment you get paid to do what you love.

Lagos said she has no control over LA36, which is an independent organization, She said she appreciates the exposure given to City Section athletes but doesn’t approve of Steigh’s “past experiences with our high schools.”

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