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mine

verb as in dig up

pronoun as in that which belongs to

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“So just to be able to have Klimt and Schiele paintings for the collection, to enhance our Expressionist holdings, is something that’s been a longtime dream of mine. I am deeply grateful for that.”

“The smallest vest and Chucks. That was her uniform of that year. And mine was that I just always looked like I was late for the cowboy-themed junior prom.”

My husband slipped out of his shorts and I was just shimmying out of mine when we heard voices.

"I was annoyed, because there's other businesses along the front that have their own colours and I didn't know why it was mine that was being targeted out of the whole street," she said.

From BBC

"She regularly mined her own life for inspiration and there was something Austenesque about her dissections of society, its many prejudices and norms."

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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