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sanctuary

noun as in church; holiest room or area in religious building

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noun as in safe place for wildlife

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“The estate’s rich textures, thoughtful design elements, and bespoke accents make it not just a residence but a work of art—an extraordinary sanctuary where home meets artistry in perfect harmony,” it said.

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"School is so often their sanctuary, school is so often the place where they make and develop those connections especially if they are seen as newcomers or if they are a newcomer family," she said.

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But the federal government tried to crush the movement through undercover criminal investigations and prosecutions of sanctuary workers.

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Potter said the nation of sanctuary policy needed to be looked at.

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These cruise missiles would be valuable for striking targets deep inside Russia and showing Mr. Putin that he won’t have a homeland sanctuary.

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