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over

adjective as in accomplished

Strongest match

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adjective as in in addition

Strongest matches

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adverb as in above

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The problem with betting on a sure thing over and over is that eventually your luck will probably run out.

Mr Baz said emotions had also "heightened" across the area after recent protests over asylum seekers.

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Newcastle had not long been taken over by a Saudi-led consortium in a £305m deal which was opposed by human rights campaigners.

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Earlier this year, Prince Harry lost a legal challenge over the levels of security he and his family are entitled to while in the UK.

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Joe Schmidt took over Australia at their lowest ebb after their failure to reach the knockout stages of a Rugby World Cup for the first time in 2023.

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