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outing

noun as in short trip

noun as in politically motivated exposure of another's secrets

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He posted a 2.96 ERA in 14 regular-season outings, enough to convince the Yankees he deserved the ball in the most important game of the year.

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That meant juggling the rotation so the top three would be ready for the wild-card round, and giving Glasnow an outing in relief to keep him sharp.

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But he made a rare outing on Tuesday, holding a rally at a stadium in the town of Maroua in the Far North region, a key electoral battleground with 1.2 million registered voters.

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For now, the team’s preference would be for Sasaki to have at least one day of rest before each of his outings.

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In his last outing — in the game in which the Phillies eliminated the Dodgers — Maddux was one of six Dodgers relievers.

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