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steal

[steel] / stil /




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On Wednesday in a season baseball opener, Sheffer showed his improved power at the plate, delivering two doubles, while also showing off his speed with an infield single and stolen base.

From Los Angeles Times

Over the next few days and weeks the situation only worsened as the hackers released stolen emails that revealed terrible judgment, confidential scripts and personal information—including my family’s.

From The Wall Street Journal

Chevalier is again impossible not to cheer, but Hopkins—who the following year starred in one of Lubitsch’s greatest pictures, “Trouble in Paradise”—nearly steals the movie.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once you’ve clocked where vegetables thrill you in the wild, steal the formula.

From Salon

Wexner said a review of their finances revealed that Epstein had “stolen vast sums” from his family, some of which he later returned.

From The Wall Street Journal