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arch

adjective as in principal, superior

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adjective as in knowing, coy

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noun as in curve, curved structure

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verb as in curve

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Under the Wembley arch, in the NFL's biggest international arena, would be the perfect stage to announce his arrival.

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In his workshop on 3rd Street near Crescent Heights, he would trace their bare feet on a piece of paper and measure the circumference of each of their feet at the ball, around the arch, the heel and the ankle.

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"It is highly welcome and a positive step towards the arch of justice," says Kelvin Kubai, a lawyer at the African Centre for Corrective and Preventive Action.

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He knows to balance the arch atmosphere by adding emotion to his silences.

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She also spends time at a government-provided flat in Admiralty Arch, central London.

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