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GI

noun as in government issue; soldier

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After the war, manufacturing boomed, the GI Bill fueled white-collar growth and workers fanned out to the suburbs.

For the photo, the members joyously held up pieces of cloth from their charye table, a customary shrine that Gyopo and partner program Ssi Ya Gi set up at their most recent Chuseok benefit to remember ancestors.

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I care for cancer patients with low blood counts following chemo, elderly patients with GI bleeds, young people with gunshot and stab wounds.

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Some help for veterans came in the form of the GI Bill.

“The GI Bill,” as Mr. Nasaw writes, “was designed, in large part, to bind the veterans’ wounds and ease their adjustment to civilian life.”

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

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