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Several have told the BBC how even before her murder they had steered clear of community events, avoided speaking Chechen in public and restricted their social media presence.

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Unless you can pay off the balance immediately, it’s smart to steer clear of store cards, Schulz said.

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That includes funding pools for teacher training, English instruction and TRIO, a program that helps steer low-income students to college degrees.

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“Well, not to boast, but we Harley-Dickinsons have a knack for navigation. But I was locked in the brig! Night and day I told them, ‘Let me out, and I’ll steer us safe to shore.’

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After they were asleep, she paced the nursery like the captain of a lost ship, waiting for some glimpse of a star to steer by.

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

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