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These efforts will be test cases for Chavez-DeRemer’s independence from the worst instincts of her boss and his inner circle.

He said Wisdom still appeared to have the energy and instincts to raise another chick, and that there was a 70-80% chance of the egg hatching.

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Patel's loyalty — a willingness to embrace Trump's most extreme instincts — is why the president-elect has named him to lead the FBI.

From Salon

“We felt that we weren’t just being led by our instincts as journalists and storytellers,” NoiseCat says, “but also events that were greater than ourselves.”

His power and precision set up Vaclav Cerny's opener, while his own razor-sharp instincts were applied to capitalise on comical Nice defending for the third.

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

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