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tentacle

noun as in appendage

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Vought is a proponent of the “unitary executive” theory, the argument that the president should have unfettered control over every tentacle of the executive branch, including independent agencies such as the Federal Reserve.

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It’s also highly intelligent and fast, propelling itself via slick tentacles like a bloody octopus.

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It has "many, many, many, tentacles that go everywhere", she says.

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The trailing tentacles can deliver a painful sting, which Mr Pace says feels more like that of a bee than a nettle.

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If they dismantle one largely blue city and attach it via hooks and tentacles to uncontested rural seats, they might get away with more than that without going all the way.

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