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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
free . - noun Plural form of
free .
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Examples
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The designation frees the government from housing and feeding the illegal migrants while stopping short of granting them refugee or asylum-seeker status.
Israel Studies Plan to Detain Illegal Migrants Joel Millman 2011
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The "door" of the title frees the spirit of whoever lies on it to travel through the cosmos.
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The "door" of the title frees the spirit of whoever lies on it to travel through the cosmos.
Archive 2005-07-17 2005
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The "door" of the title frees the spirit of whoever lies on it to travel through the cosmos.
MIND MASTERS #3: THE DOOR by John F. Rossmann (Signet 1975) 2005
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Giving myself a title frees me to be detailed and business-like about our finances, helps put me in the right frame of mind to update my guy, and makes me a little less grumpy about the time I spend paying bills, calling the stupid cable company because they've screwed up my bill yet again, and keeping track of mountains of paperwork.
Weddingbee 2009
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For though my buns are reeking of dingleberry warfare, thou Charmin frees my buns from tyranny.
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For though my buns are reeking of dingleberry warfare, thou Charmin frees my buns from tyranny.
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One of the landies she vaccinates and frees is Chris Keating, who gets his first good look at what his still-secret activation of the transmitter has wrought as he flees the prison.
The Plot Synopsis Project II ewillett 2008
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"The computer, in short, frees an animator from the heavy lifting of the stop-motion days and allows him to exert all his creative energy on creating a performance," says Rings animation supervisor Randall William Cook by e-mail.
Democratization of Animated Features? Steve Hulett 2006
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"The computer, in short, frees an animator from the heavy lifting of the stop-motion days and allows him to exert all his creative energy on creating a performance," says Rings animation supervisor Randall William Cook by e-mail.
Archive 2006-09-01 Steve Hulett 2006
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