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“But the kids get into it and are almost hypnotized by the candle. It turned out to be very sweet, but it’s fun and lively and kind of teaches people a little bit about the Mexican culture and their traditions around Christmastime.”

Washington: I won’t complain about my little bit of commute and traffic anymore, when people have real-life issues, real-world issues that have happened to them.

So the fact that he chose to do it in midtown Manhattan was a little bit unique.

From Slate

The fact that appeared in the video that the guy’s gun might have jammed is also a little bit of a concern for a professional.

From Slate

He told the BBC he felt a "little bit betrayed" and confused over what to do next, with 12 months remaining on their current mortgage.

From BBC

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

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