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Some posted messages on Facebook, Reddit and other sites hoping the social media grapevine would bring word of their loved ones.

“We see what goes on in the world, don’t we?” star David Strathairn asks as Karski, the real-life resistance fighter who traveled from Poland to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Oval Office in 1943 to bring word of the Holocaust’s horrors.

Because Monaco was often the one to bring word of such horrible events, Obama jokingly called her “Dr. Doom.”

Plus, the weekend before the opener did bring word that the sides were talking and perhaps getting closer to an agreement.

“The teacher said he’d walk all the way and reason about it if you didn’t want me to come to him. You don’t want me to go, but I’ll come home often as I can. And sometime I might bring word.”

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

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