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catapult

noun as in implement for shooting weapon

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But they prevailed nonetheless with a hard-fought victory — the kind that could catapult them into the rest of this month.

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They had two other teams to catapult in the standings.

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Then in the 1940s, "serendipity" catapulted it into the big time, says Prof Silhavy.

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What anime has lacked is a big, breakout live-action hit to catapult it into mainstream Hollywood, said Douglas Montgomery, market advisor for Parrot Analytics.

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For the high schooler, that catapult to fame coincided with the onset of crippling panic attacks.

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