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He rarely went out socially and with an immense work load was happy to forgo all but duty functions.
en.wikipedia.org Lat's parents worry over his lack of interest in his studies; he acknowledges their concern but finds himself unmotivated to forgo play for academic pursuits.
en.wikipedia.org The condition made it a substantial risk for the herd to care for him, as they were forced to forgo food to do so.
en.wikipedia.org Some students wish to forgo the numerical rating entirely in favor of a completely comment-based evaluation.
en.wikipedia.org One of his first decisions was to forgo the use of a stable set of musicians.
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