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some

Definition for some

adjective as in few

Strongest matches

a few, any

Weak matches

a bit, a little, part of

adjective as in extraordinary

adjective as in a little

Strong match

approximately

Weak matches

any, few, several

pronoun as in any

Strongest match

a few

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Indeed, any serious diplomatic engagement needs to address some of the Kremlin’s concerns over the future of Ukraine and the border with NATO, said Samuel Charap, a veteran Russia watcher and senior political analyst at Rand.

“You need to have some sort of principled agreement on these big picture issues.”

Some participants in the talks have said that the disagreements could lead to lawsuits, but that they hope to avoid a legal battle with an uncertain outcome.

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Some other gay and bisexual dating apps are also still available in the country, like Jicco and Jack'd.

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Co-author Prof Michael Archer said "drop crocs" were a "bizarre idea" but some were "perhaps hunting like leopards - dropping out of trees on any unsuspecting thing they fancied for dinner".

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

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