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That reaction should give you the verb you are looking for. .... ciate is clearly the command form of some verb to a familiar (young child probably).
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That reaction should give you the verb you are looking for. .... ciate is clearly the command form of some verb to a familiar (young child probably).
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That reaction should give you the verb you are looking for. .... ciate is clearly the command form of some verb to a familiar (young child probably).
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That reaction should give you the verb you are looking for. .... ciate is clearly the command form of some verb to a familiar (young child probably).
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That reaction should give you the verb you are looking for. .... ciate is clearly the command form of some verb to a familiar (young child probably).
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That reaction should give you the verb you are looking for. .... ciate is clearly the command form of some verb to a familiar (young child probably).
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That reaction should give you the verb you are looking for. .... ciate is clearly the command form of some verb to a familiar (young child probably).
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That reaction should give you the verb you are looking for. .... ciate is clearly the command form of some verb to a familiar (young child probably).
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That reaction should give you the verb you are looking for. .... ciate is clearly the command form of some verb to a familiar (young child probably).
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"I thought thee but an animal, but I have come to appre - ciate thy ways."
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