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turn

noun as in rotation, curving around

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noun as in sudden change

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noun as in chance, opportunity

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go around

noun as in walk, outing

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spin

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noun as in aptitude, knack

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bump

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noun as in scare

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surprise

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verb as in revolve, curve

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verb as in reverse; change course

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verb as in adapt, fit

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verb as in become sour or tainted

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verb as in use; resort to

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verb as in sicken

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make one sick

verb as in change one's mind; defect

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verb as in twist a body part

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It turned out the family had had another cat die just a few days earlier, Gomez said, recalling the visit.

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When that space turned out to be too big for an art studio, the landlord told Stringer he was free to take a look at the shed out back.

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However, the bulk of Williams’ papers turned out to be stored safely elsewhere.

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Groves will turn to graves in Woodland Hills, where a developer has plans to redevelop Boething Treeland Nursery into a cemetery.

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The agents’ demeanor turned “cordial,” Sánchez-Gordon suspects, only after her light-skinned father let them in.

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