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hare

noun as in rabbitlike animal

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In fact, species like the Iberian hare benefit from the newly opened habitat and native cork oaks can quickly colonise burned land.

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There was barely a time in this Test when Siraj was not bowling, haring in with the pavilion behind him.

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The funny thing about this part of the story is that, until the rabbit takes out his watch, Alice is unfazed by the sight of the hare.

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But, he added, capturing rare images such as a hare feeding her leveret on someone's back lawn was "just amazing".

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Organisers have said local legend suggested the event, preceded by a procession through Hallaton in which hare pies are scattered, can trace its roots back 2,000 years.

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

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