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beg for

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beg for someone or something
to plead to be given someone or something. He missed Jane a lot and was just begging for her to return to him. Jane begged for another helping of ice cream.
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Police Chief Mark Nickel said panhandlers could still beg for money, so long as they stay out of the road and do not take money from vehicles in traffic, whether stopped or rolling.
They beg for change or sell cigarette lighters and batteries.
Do you think the Iranian nation will beg for reaching its nuclear rights so that bullying powers will accept this?
 
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