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dispatch

noun as in communication

verb as in finish; consume

verb as in kill

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Bonta also said that the state would dispatch observers — potentially from his office, the secretary of state and county registrars — to watch the federal monitors at polling places.

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They’re largely lost to time here, but fondly recalled there as bombastic dispatches from a cosmopolitan yet heartbroken immigrant community in L.A.

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The State Department is dispatching more diplomats to aid the effort.

They dispatched the Milwaukee Brewers in the championship series with such ruthless efficiency that putting the two teams on the same field almost seemed like a cruel prank.

The penacho, experts say, was likely among the Mexican booty that the conquering Spanish dispatched back across the Atlantic.

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

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