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pen

noun as in enclosure

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noun as in writing instrument

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verb as in enclose

verb as in write

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Mr Austin admitted that because of the IT issue, staff resorted to using pens and paper as a fallback "so we can keep good records and keep track of patients".

From BBC

Earlier this month, she hurled a pen and some scathing words at a man who asked about her relationships with Offset and Diggs as she exited an Alhambra courthouse during her civil assault trial.

Provisions were made for voters that could not write - they marked their ballot paper with an inked fingerprint, while others used a pen to select their chosen candidate.

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Born in a suburb of Chicago in 1993, Kirk got started early in conservative politics, first penning an essay for right-wing Breitbart News at the age of 18, accusing schools of spreading "propaganda" and "indoctrination".

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No person, be they an American president or a civilian critic, could make Oliphant put down his pen — though it wasn’t for lack of trying.

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

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