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There was no physical evidence linking Garbutt to the murder, with a key facet of the case against him based on data from the Horizon system and how it was interpreted by the Post Office.

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Maggie only sees a facet of her, and Hank also only sees a facet of her because she’s very controlling about how she projects this certain type of persona, until that becomes untenable.

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The covered-call strategy is only one facet of the Franklin Income Focus ETF’s strategy.

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He remembers immediately messaging Isaac, his Victor, convinced that Elordi could play both “Adam and Jesus,” which are the two facets that the creature represents for the director.

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But they have perfected one maddening facet of the game that makes them absolute nightmares to skate against.

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

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