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front

adjective as in lead, beginning

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noun as in forward, beginning part of something

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noun as in appearance put on for show

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verb as in look out on to

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In others, it meant forging new coalitions to present the electorate with a united front.

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To find out, researchers attached live mosquitoes to strips of construction paper and dangled them in front of 19 ray spiders.

She could be seen repeatedly kicking and punching the front door in the hospital’s reception.

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“But right now, every lump, bump, wrinkle and saggy part of me just feels acceptance and simple appreciation to be standing in front of a mirror.”

Pfeiffer said he hoped Trump's picks would "be parking their politics at the door," but that he had concerns on that front.

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