tarnish v.
To lessen or destroy the luster of in any way.
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Topic: Expressions in English with the word “table”. Learn three idioms. Level: advanced. Additional practice on this topic is available at EnglishCafe. www.englishcafe.com Music credits: “Jazz bass-1″ by Beyonda retrieved from www.flashkit.com “Mellow Jazzins 2″ by Beyonda retrieved from www.flashkit.com “Fun Jazz” by Q-Music retrieved from www.flashkit.com FOR MORE MUSIC BY Q-MUSIC, please visit: www.q-music.co.uk
tapestry n.
A fabric to which a pattern is applied with a needle, designed for ornamental hangings.
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USM “College Quiz Bowl” challenges students
Students on several teams tested their academic knowledge Wednesday morning at the second annual “College Quiz Bowl” held at USM Gulf Coast. Similar to the quiz show, “Jeopardy”, the event covered subjects from science to math to popular culture. Participants said it was lots of fun and a little nerve wracking at times. WLOX’s Steve Phillips has more.
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