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As for Thomas Jefferson, his words inspired the American colonists to free themselves from tyrannical rule--and later gave heart to such freedom-seekers as Abraham Lincoln, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Martin Luther King Jr. This unexpected win gave heart to the US faithful that their team would qualify for the second round. The polling firm ICM, which gave heart to the Conservatives last week by reporting Labor's lead had shrunk to just 5 points, had them back to 15 points ahead Sunday. |
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gather to oneself gather together gather up gather wits Gather ye rosebuds while ye may gaudy as a butterfly gauntlet gave heart gawk at gaze gaze around gaze at gaze at navel gaze on gaze out on |
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