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park

noun as in land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation

verb as in place vehicle in a position

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Investors often turn to gold if they need a safer place to park their money when other assets weaken — but that hasn’t necessarily been the case this month.

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As soon as she could, she started teaching classes outside at a park to maintain a sense of normalcy, until she secured a space to teach in Altadena.

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A middle school, public park and bank are all within walking distance of the encampment.

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One campaigner said: "What has changed since 2018? There were several reasons given then for why Whitegates would not work for a school. It is still a public park and a protected open space."

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When air-traffic controllers went unpaid and the Federal Aviation Administration slashed flights this month during the government shutdown, planes were grounded, runways became parking lots and passengers traveled straight into limbo.

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

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