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wing

noun as in organ, device of flight

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“I’m not super hard right wing, but I do love a good government conspiracy and that’s what attracted me to him,” said the Gulf Breeze, Fla., mother of three.

The Palestinian group also appointed five new governors all with military backgrounds, some of whom previously commanded brigades in its armed wing.

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The staccato nature of the writing is helped enormously by the entrancing acting of both Vargas, who breezes through different theatrical realms as though he had wings, and Hernandez, who locks realistically into character.

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A second, larger model arch sat on the desk, on which details could be seen more clearly, including a winged golden angel holding aloft a torch, flanked by two white eagles on either side.

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On Instagram this week, Bryan reiterated that he was neither “left wing or right wing.”

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

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