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The park serves as a refuge for wildlife.refuge = safe place
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As the country erupted into violence, she took refuge in the American embassy.refuge = protection (in a safe place)
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Her love life was tragic, but she took refuge in her work.refuge = comfort
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She took refuge from the sun under a beautiful oak tree.refuge = protection
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The refugees sought refuge across the border.refuge = a safe place
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And if it was really the same place where his great-grandfather found refuge. (source)
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We'd been born into an ugly world, and the OASIS was our one happy refuge. (source)refuge = comfort
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The Palaces had been conceived as humane options—refuges for the infected until they reached a point where the madness took over.† (source)
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McCandless starred and bracketed the paragraph and circled "refuge in nature" in black ink. (source)
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And all the while, before Arthur came, the common people—of whom fourteen were eaten by wolves out of one town in a single week, of whom one third were to die in the Black Death, of whom the corpses had been packed in pits 'like bacon," for whom the refuges at evening had often been forests and marshes and caves, for whom, in seventy years, there had been known to be forty-eight of famine—these people had looked up at the feudal nobility who were termed the "lords of sky and earth," and—themselves battered by bishops who, because they were not allowed to shed blood, went for them with iron clubs—had cried aloud that Christ and his saints were sleeping.† (source)
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My only refuge was the bathroom, because there I could turn the lock without seeming unduly rude. (source)refuge = comfort (in a safe place)
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If then the Count meant to scatter these ghastly refuges of his over London, these places were chosen as the first of delivery, so that later he might distribute more fully.† (source)
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Although the vision of the date palms would someday be just a memory, right now it signified shade, water, and a refuge from the war. (source)refuge = safe place
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Noise and activity are the refuges of the bereaved and the guilty.† (source)
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Millions of Afghans fled across the border and General Zia gave them refuge. (source)refuge = a safe place
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He doesn't have any business there, but theaters are safe refuges no matter what city he's visiting.† (source)
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