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spontaneous

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And while the activist core of the various Gen Z movements are organised, their spontaneous, loose structure and lack of leadership have not translated into the creation of political projects beyond the initial demands.

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These spontaneous discharges hint at behaviors that may occur naturally in the atmosphere.

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I clutch my chest, stumbling as I recover from the spontaneous dance.

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Some of these efforts were comical: Long, narrow corridors were intentionally designed to spark spontaneous conversations believed to promote innovation, as exemplified by the former Bell Labs Headquarters now featured in the TV show “Severance.”

The PhD student described herself as naturally a "spontaneous person" but said often she is so exhausted she fears cancelling dates may give the wrong impression that she's unreliable or worse, uninterested.

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

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