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The #WordOfTheDay is ‘usurp.’
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ALT Merriam-Webster Word of the Day October 27, 2024 'usurp' verb | yoo-SERP "to take and keep something (such as power) without right Background Image: A royal crown
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wife is going to Sarajevo for work and my father in law was like "be careful, that is not a safe country, archduke Franz Ferdinand was shot there"
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Looking for some Halloween costume inspo? Some first-rate ideas in this 18th-century demonology book: publicdomainreview.org/colle… #halloween
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A dog in Russia grabbed the reporter's microphone and ran away during a live broadcast
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Show @kinky_horror your Church of Satan membership card and get in free at tonight's Beelzebub Bash double feature on #TheLastDriveIn. Darcy is hoping Mr. Big drops in so she can resume their Walpurgisnacht debauch. 9 Eastern/6 Pacific on @Shudder.
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“Sir, you have had 34 margaritas and you are on the floor of a Chilis. The police are outside.”
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‘Hypocrite’ came from the Greek word ‘hypokrites,' which means “an actor” or “a stage player.”
1200s: ’ypocrite’ referred to someone who pretended to be morally good or pious in order to deceive others.
1700s: the ‘h’ returned and gained its more general meaning we use today.
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We are living in a time where evil doesn't hide anymore, and the world still can't see it.
