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onto

adjective as in to

adjective as in upon

preposition as in to

preposition as in upon

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The 25 detainees were loaded onto a white bus and spent around 10 hours on the road, before arriving at a detention center near Casa Grande.

She said someone once jumped onto her brother’s car as he was driving down the street.

“And you look around and you see people smiling and laughing and holding onto each other, and you just had people that were being themselves, celebrating themselves, it felt this kind of quiet revolution. I was like, ‘What is this freedom?’”

While I was initially resistant to how many times Tipping and co-writers Zack Ackers and Skip Bronkie repeat the term “GOAT” in their screenplay, the word slowly becomes a smart sticking point for “HIM” to hang its outsized parody onto.

From Salon

Running onto the field takes faith, but that doesn’t make football a religion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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