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plug

noun as in stopper

noun as in publicity

verb as in stop up

verb as in publicize

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Direct pressure from the White House was the immediate catalyst for ABC’s decision to briefly pull the plug on Kimmel.

From Salon

A UN official later told the BBC the White House was operating the teleprompter at the time, bringing their own laptops and plugging them into the UN's system.

From BBC

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's governing coalition, including far-right figures whose avowed policy is to expel Palestinians and build Jewish settlements in their place, is intent on pulling the plug on a two-state solution.

From BBC

ABC pulled the plug after Nexstar Media, one of the biggest owners of TV stations in the US, said its stations would not air the show "for the foreseeable future".

From BBC

Swimmers are advised to protect their noses by keeping their heads above water, using nose plugs and avoiding stirring up sediment in stagnant or untreated freshwater.

From BBC

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

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