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click

noun as in metallic sound

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verb as in make a slight sharp sound

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Woolf didn’t click with Stein, but she positively disliked Joyce and his epic novel of a day in Dublin.

The problem is how quickly positive feelings fade and how frictionless it has become to get another hit with just a single click.

The hackers conducted their attacks “literally with the click of a button, and then with minimal human interaction,” Klein said.

Google said it seeks to protect users from the risk of spammers taking advantage of the good ranking of publishing outlets, in order to trick them into clicking on low-quality content.

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"We have shown it in spells in every game that we have played so far, it just hasn't clicked for us," she told Sky Sports on Saturday.

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

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