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Lusk

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(lŭsk)
a.1.Lazy; slothful.
n.1.A lazy fellow; a lubber.
v. i.1.To be idle or unemployed.
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As Southern California home prices falter, the region's commercial real estate market is expected to remain on a growth course into next year, according to the latest Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast compiled by the USC's Lusk Center for Real Estate.
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Herb Lusk, pastor of the host church, was even more inflammatory, bitterly denouncing critics (such as Americans United) who noted that his ministry received over $1 million in "faith-based" funding from the Bush administration, after Lusk endorsed Bush in 2000.
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Initially, 19-year-old John Lusk got into a dispute with his 76-year-old neighbor Norman Bright when Bright accused Lusk of stealing money from him.
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