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bat

noun as in a hit with a solid object

verb as in hit with a solid object

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A right ankle injury, which sent him to the injury list twice, limited him to just 97 games and his .225 batting average and 78 hits were his lowest totals for a full season.

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Oracle’s history, then, has been about swinging the bat, sometimes crushing the ball, sometimes missing, but in the latter cases, surviving to play another day.

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Against the Blue Jays, he went 9 for 15—a batting average of .600—to go along with five runs scored and six driven in.

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Judge brought his hands in, whipped his bat around and somehow connected.

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A government report last year estimated that more than 75% of native reptile, bird, bat and freshwater fish species groups are threatened with extinction, or are at risk.

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