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preach

verb as in speak publicly about beliefs

verb as in lecture, moralize

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“Championship habits” is one of three pillars Redick has preached relentlessly during training camp, along with championship communication and championship shape.

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The film preaches that message, while “Peacemaker” surreptitiously places the audience inside its version of a “What If . . .” simulation.

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But are those words being preached by the new coach?

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This every-other-year, alternating-home-course event that matches the best golfers in the United States against the best in Europe, creates as much emotion as you can find in a sport that preaches controlling that.

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As part of an evangelical ministry, he preached against abortion rights and condemned LGBTQ+ people.

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