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crown

noun as in top; best

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noun as in tiara for royalty

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noun as in royalty

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verb as in reward, dignify

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verb as in be the culmination of

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verb as in hit, usually on head

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From the patio, diners can gaze at the jagged crown of Mt.

An ash tree on a busy Glasgow road has been crowned Tree of the Year 2025 after being nominated by the public as a wildcard entry in the contest.

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Indeed, with another division crown captured and the pursuit of a second-consecutive title awaiting, the slate has been wiped clean.

In short, late night is no longer the TV crown jewel it once was.

And that is why she has been crowned women's Ballon d'Or winner for an unprecedented third time.

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