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But cleaning a house that size was a massive undertaking, and it seemed impossible to keep track of everyone’s belongings, as compared with when they lived in a smaller duplex.

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But cleaning a house that size was a massive undertaking, and it seemed impossible to keep track of everyone’s belongings, as compared with when they lived in a smaller duplex.

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Early on, Oscar was quite decisive and undertook some brave moves when he had to.

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The changes would see teachers given more time to prepare for lessons, support wider school improvement activities, and undertake professional learning.

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The company said it was undertaking select price increases in addition to winning concessions from vendors and altering its supply chain.

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

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