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On a fast, bouncy pitch now showing signs of uneven bounce, England continued to attack and the Atkinson-Carse assault scattered Australian fielders.

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They did not touch the Rolex watches or stacks of cash inside the safe and scattered throughout the apartment.

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The plan was to demoralize war-weary, homesick troops scattered around the Pacific theater.

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Before EI3, information on fossil fuel infrastructure was scattered across local, state, and federal databases, and some data sources required payment or special access.

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He continued: "I can be vague at times and I don't want to scatter brain cells over the camp."

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

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