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pop

noun as in bang

verb as in jump, burst

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When users clicked on an account's location, a pop up noted: "The country or region that an account is based can be impacted by recent travel or temporary relocation."

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Inui agrees with other analysts that even if the market is in an AI bubble, it isn’t close to popping.

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Uchis is among pop’s foremost fantasists; her music invites the listener to get lost in an expertly appointed dreamland.

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New stores are opening in affluent areas, ideally with drive-throughs so donors can pull up and pop their trunks to drop off items.

When letters and bank cards mysteriously started popping through his letter box, Paul Harrison grew increasingly worried somebody was trying to steal his identity.

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

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