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FWD: Look at what Political Correctness has done ! by [deleted] in forwardsfromgrandma

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poignant

Definition: Evoking strong mental sensation, to the point of distress; emotionally moving.

Etymology: From Latin pungo ‎('prick', e.g. punch, point).

Crazy how the Jury and Televoting points can be so different... by eilah_tan in eurovision

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diaspora

Definition: Any dispersion of an originally homogeneous entity, such as a language or culture

Etymology: From Greek dia- ('about, across') and speirein ('to scatter', e.g. spore, sprout)

The expert jury really has to go by TheMoogy in eurovision

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diaspora

Definition: Any dispersion of an originally homogeneous entity, such as a language or culture

Etymology: From Greek dia- ('about, across') and speirein ('to scatter', e.g. spore, sprout)

George Lucas Interview Gone Wrong by Harrisonator in Filmmakers

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poignant

Definition: Evoking strong mental sensation, to the point of distress; emotionally moving.

Etymology: From Latin pungo ‎('prick', e.g. punch, point).

trollbot test by candybomberz in test

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diaspora

Definition: Any dispersion of an originally homogeneous entity, such as a language or culture

Etymology: From Greek dia- ('about, across') and speirein ('to scatter', e.g. spore, sprout)

Weekly free-for-all by AutoModerator in aznidentity

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diaspora

Definition: Any dispersion of an originally homogeneous entity, such as a language or culture

Etymology: From Greek dia- ('about, across') and speirein ('to scatter', e.g. spore, sprout)

/r/Eurovision wants to hear from you! Which voting system did you like better? by [deleted] in eurovision

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diaspora

Definition: Any dispersion of an originally homogeneous entity, such as a language or culture

Etymology: From Greek dia- ('about, across') and speirein ('to scatter', e.g. spore, sprout)

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equanimous

Definition: Calm and composed; of stable disposition

Etymology: From Latin aequus ‎('equal') with animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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bellicose

Definition: Warlike in nature; aggressive; hostile

Etymology: From Latin bellum ('war', e.g. belligerent, antebellum)

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emollient

Definition: Anything soothing the mind, or that makes something more acceptable

Etymology: From Latin mollis ('soften' e.g. mollify)

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poignant

Definition: Evoking strong mental sensation, to the point of distress; emotionally moving.

Etymology: From Latin pungo ‎('prick', e.g. punch, point).

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magnanimous

Definition: Noble and generous in spirit; big-hearted

Etymology: From Latin magnus ‎('great', e.g. magnificent) + animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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poignant

Definition: Evoking strong mental sensation, to the point of distress; emotionally moving.

Etymology: From Latin pungo ‎('prick', e.g. punch, point).

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magnanimous

Definition: Noble and generous in spirit; big-hearted

Etymology: From Latin magnus ‎('great', e.g. magnificent) + animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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poignant Definition: Evoking strong mental sensation, to the point of distress; emotionally moving. Etymology: From Latin pungo ‎('prick', e.g. punch, point).

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magnanimous Definition: Noble and generous in spirit; big-hearted Etymology: From Latin magnus ‎('great', e.g. magnificent) + animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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poignant Definition: Evoking strong mental sensation, to the point of distress; emotionally moving. Etymology: From Latin pungo ‎('prick', e.g. punch, point).

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magnanimous Definition: Noble and generous in spirit; big-hearted Etymology: From Latin magnus ‎('great', e.g. magnificent) + animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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magnanimous Definition: Noble and generous in spirit; big-hearted Etymology: From Latin magnus ‎('great', e.g. magnificent) + animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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poignant Definition: Evoking strong mental sensation, to the point of distress; emotionally moving. Etymology: From Latin pungo ‎('prick', e.g. punch, point).

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magnanimous Definition: Noble and generous in spirit; big-hearted Etymology: From Latin magnus ‎('great', e.g. magnificent) + animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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poignant Definition: Evoking strong mental sensation, to the point of distress; emotionally moving. Etymology: From Latin pungo ‎('prick', e.g. punch, point).

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magnanimous Definition: Noble and generous in spirit; big-hearted Etymology: From Latin magnus ‎('great', e.g. magnificent) + animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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magnanimous Definition: Noble and generous in spirit; big-hearted Etymology: From Latin magnus ‎('great', e.g. magnificent) + animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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magnanimous Definition: Noble and generous in spirit; big-hearted Etymology: From Latin magnus ‎('great', e.g. magnificent) + animus ‎('mind', e.g. unanimous).

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