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to burn

  1. see money to burn.



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But so far, a push from congressional Republicans to investigate the Jan. 7 firestorm and response has been focused almost exclusively on the Palisades fire, which broke out in L.A.’s Pacific Palisades and went on to burn parts of Malibu and surrounding areas.

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Sales have been shrinking over the past few years, while the business has continued to burn cash.

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To burn off my energy, my parents had enrolled me in dance classes at age 4.

Protesters have “attempted to burn the building down, placed chains on the doors, attempted to breach the front door of the building and broke the front glass door,” the judges noted.

Trees, grasses and plants that make up Southern California’s natural landscape will absorb a lot of moisture from the rain, making them less prone to burn — at least for a while.

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