cool out
Britishverb
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“Take professors - who are in the power to educate and be around students that have racist attributes or do racist things and think that is funny or cool - out of this university,” said student Jaylen Williams told WKRG-TV.
From Washington Times
“Take professors – who are in the power to educate and be around students that have racist attributes or do racist things and think that is funny or cool – out of this university,” said student Jaylen Williams told WKRG-TV.
From Seattle Times
“I like doing the projects for beginners because then they are all having fun and learning something new. If you make it too complicated, then you limit your pool of participants. It’s not too hard, but just enough of a challenge. They get something cool out of it to enjoy themselves or give away.”
From Washington Times
I keep the balls that I win with and they’re all on the mantel piece, so that one will just live in my memory for being pretty cool out there.”
From Washington Times
“We were lucky because it was pretty cool out, so we didn’t have to deal with heat,” Woodgrove Coach Pat Manno said.
From Washington Post
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