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Give it up for The Roots, everybody!

Give me Give me Give me Tom Lehrer.

Give it up for Louis Cato and the great big joy machine.

Give it up for the band right now.

Give it up for our pal, Michael Strahan!

Give back money to the community so that you can make sure that you're moving responsibly.

Give me all the tropes; I’ll eat ‘em up like a little chocolate flan.

Give it a little dry.

And given how frequently lions capture zebras, it doesn't seem like they're all that confused.

It gave me a renewed sense of purpose, and it rallied the community around us.

They Gave a little love tap, but we hit him very hard last night.

Given that it seems to be constant density, that seems to me-- Now, this is not something anybody should believe.

It gives permission for us to play as well.

It's given first responders hope as they continue their search that others might also be alive.

It might give the impression of being conscious, but it is vanishingly unlikely that it actually is.

It gave me a satisfaction like no other.

I gave summer to you in that summer.

Let me give you the Curly Notes about a book that tackles these tensions: Erika L.

Rights might give us grounds for being treated the same, as abstract, anonymous individuals.

If you give the wrong answer, you are considered not fit for government service.

We give an example or provide an example if we tell it to someone or put it in our writing.

You know, giving that advice can also, you know, help you be able to receive it the next time.

I gave it to my fan.

We gave one to each other.

Let me give you some examples of verbs to use with 'example'.

-You're giving back to these people.

MacKenzie Scott is giving away money faster, smarter, no-strings-attached than pretty much anyone in history.

I'll give you a very very very secret today, vogue.

The Supreme Court gave Trump a gift by giving the presidential office immunity for official acts.