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She didn’t play the Grammy contender “Anxiety” — one sees how that song wouldn’t make sense in this relentlessly hard hitting context.

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It makes sense to pick out a place well before you actually need one so you remain in control of the decision-making.

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The idea that a sportsbook would work with an external company, and pay fees on large amounts of volume, didn’t make sense, he said.

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However, given the first Test was completed so quickly – the first two-day Ashes Test since 1921 – the idea of sending at least the batters to Canberra appeared to make sense for a number of reasons.

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It makes sense: They get to see their children and grandchildren regularly, help with babysitting and other chores, and have the assistance that they themselves may need in later years.

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

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