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seat

noun as in furniture for sitting, reclining

noun as in base, foundation

noun as in rear end of animate being

verb as in place in furniture, position

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Foodies and tennis lovers can add on the country’s best dining experiences to their seats.

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The attendance was another big talking point before the game and there were stark evidence of empty seats around the Principality Stadium in the crowd of 50,112.

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There literally isn’t a bad seat in it.

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From a window seat I’d watch the platform glide away as vendors shoved gossip magazines through the bars.

Elections for the seat are expected to be held within 90 days, despite Zambia holding a general election next August.

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

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