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keepsake

noun as in something precious

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It was her only keepsake of them and weighed little, and she would not leave it behind.

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On May 11, they would finally be allowed to return to what was left of their homes and salvage important documents and keepsakes.

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Since then it has been moored at Glasgow's King George V dock where it was stripped for spares and keepsakes.

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The beauty of the film is that it is from the perspective of a family, two parents and two children, gingerly wading through the past and picking up keepsakes to bring.

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"These stamps are more than postage - they are a celebration of Irish culture, a keepsake for fans, and a lasting tribute to 25 years of Westlife," she said.

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

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