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pass

noun as in opening through solid

noun as in authorization, permission

noun as in sexual proposition

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verb as in succeed, graduate

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verb as in give, transfer

verb as in express formally

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verb as in decide not to do

verb as in rid of waste

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Ministers want to see "substantial amendments" to the legislation, meaning it is unlikely to pass before parliament breaks up for next year's election.

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It belonged to Jean's godmother Jeanne Baudot, a friend and student of Renoir's, who passed the painting on to her inheritors.

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Beginning Jan. 1, an annual pass will cost $250 for nonresidents compared with $80 for U.S. residents, the Interior Department said Tuesday.

At times in “Hamnet,” 1582, the year of their marriage, could pass for a millennium earlier, a rustic era where neither has anything more pressing to do than canoodle under the trees.

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He was instrumental in the Rams assembling their best defensive performance of the year, giving up 70 yards passing and 193 total.

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