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Change has to happen but when the dust settles... #CMB #GETbetterEVERYday #BruinToBruinBackToBruin

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RICH PEOPLE DON'T SLEEP 8 HOURS - Steve Harvey (Minute Motivation)

RICH PEOPLE DON'T SLEEP 8 HOURS - Steve Harvey (Minute Motivation)

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I know right! Y'all did it son
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I weighed in and gained 28 lbs. #LoseIt
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End 3rd quarter Huguenot 21 Booker T Washington 0 @VirginiaPreps @ESPNradio941
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Word of the Day: Ameliorate

Word of the Day: Ameliorate

Ameliorate traces back to melior, the Latin adjective meaning 'better,' and is a synonym of the verbs better and improve. When is it better to use ameliorate? If a situation is bad, ameliorate

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Committing to expand my vocabulary. Lol. Never too old to learn. chaffer merriam-webster.com/word-of-…
Word of the Day: Chaffer

Word of the Day: Chaffer

The noun chaffer was originally used to refer to commercial trading. Chaffer (also spelled chaffare, cheffare, and cheapfare over the years) dates to the 1200s and was formed as a combination of

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Word of the Day: Furtive

Word of the Day: Furtive

Furtive has a shadowy history. It may have slipped into English directly from the Latin furtivus or it may have covered its tracks by arriving via the French furtif. We aren't even sure how long it

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Word of the Day: Effulgence

Word of the Day: Effulgence

Apparently, English speakers first took a shine to effulgence in the 17th century; that's when the word was first used in print in our language. Effulgence derives from the Latin verb fulgēre, which

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Word of the Day: Besmirch

Word of the Day: Besmirch

Since the prefix be- in besmirch means 'to make or cause to be,' when you besmirch something, you cause it to have a smirch. What's a smirch? A smirch is a stain, and to smirch something is to stain

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Word of the Day: Irenic

Word of the Day: Irenic

In Greek mythology, Eirene was one of the Horae, the goddesses of the seasons and natural order; in the Iliad the Horae are the custodians of the gates of Olympus. According to the Greek poet Hesiod,

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Word of the Day: Affable

Word of the Day: Affable

Affable is one of several English words that evolved from the Latin verb fari, which means 'to speak.' The adjective comes from Latin affabilis, which comes from the fari relative affari ('to speak to

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Word of the Day: Nugatory

Nugatory, which first appeared in English in the 17th century, comes from the Latin adjective nugatorius and is ultimately a derivative of the noun nugae, meaning 'trifles.' Like its synonyms vain,

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Word of the Day: Laconic

Word of the Day: Laconic

Laconia was an ancient country in southern Greece, bordering on the Aegean and the Mediterranean seas. Its capital city was Sparta, and the Spartans were famous for their terseness of speech. Laconic

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Bethel's defense limits Hampton stars in state semifinal bit.ly/2mcMNpW
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🏃💨💨💨💨 Mike Tyson (DB - @GoBEARCATS) runs 4.53u 40-yard dash! #NFLCombine snpy.tv/2lTWZkz
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Mike Tyson, the Lake Taylor HS grad out of Norfolk (VA), clocks in a blazing 40 time at the NFL Scouting Combine. nitter.gq/NFL/status/83880446150…
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🏃💨💨💨💨 Mike Tyson (DB - @GoBEARCATS) runs 4.53u 40-yard dash! #NFLCombine snpy.tv/2lTWZkz
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FINAL in 5A Hoops State Semis - Bethel 68, Hampton 58. Bruins win the series (3-2) and get a date with LC Bird for 5A state title at VCU.
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Virginia Beach product and Salem HS grad Bucky Hodges only boosted his NFL Draft stock with an outstanding showing at the combine. nitter.gq/NFL/status/83814467123…
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Have an #NFLCombine, Bucky Hodges!
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