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margarite

noun as in pearl

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While chatting to Margarite in Letterkenny Shopping Centre, she says that she feels she is being "gaslighted" - the act or practice of grossly misleading someone, especially for one's own advantage - by politicians.

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Turn right on Via Anacapa and right to get back on Palos Verdes Drive West, then right on Margarite Drive.

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“He’s a great orator, he has a keen intellect and a lot of knowledge,” said Margarite Goodenow, a retiree from Council Bluffs who said she is so far supporting Ramaswamy over Trump.

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In Russia, Margarite Simonyan, the head of the state-owned Russian RT news network, gloated last week that “Kyiv’s economy is in tatters,” calling it “a small but pleasant thing.”

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Three Falcons players — Abigail Neff, Margarite Stefanelli and Kayla Rieu — scored at least 13 goals each this season.

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