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"to endure," Old English brucan "use, enjoy, possess; eat; cohabit with," from Proto-Germanic *bruk- "to make use of, enjoy" (cognates: Old Saxon brukan, Old Frisian bruka, Old High German bruhhan, German brauchen "to use," Gothic brukjan), from PIE root *bhrug- "to make use of, have enjoyment of" (cognates: Latin fructus).
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Andrew Newport, who built up the collection over 40 years, said it was time for them to go to someone else who can "enjoy them or make use of them".
The fatherland is the freedom which we truly enjoy only when we ourselves promote it, make use of it, and stand guard over it" (Sternberger 1990, 12).
We make use of certificateless signature scheme to assure the authentication of legitimate vehicles which can enjoy the provided services [9].
I am still enjoying it here and if someone wants to make use of me then great".
She enjoys being independent and looks forward to when Daniel begins school, so she can make use of her education as a practical nurse.
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