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forked

adjective as in going separate ways

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At one point told the investigation had been suspended, Hannah and Kris forked out even more money for a detailed forensic report, and threatened to make a formal complaint to the police watchdog.

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Last year, it forked out 114m yen for the top tuna.

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They may have also forked over $500 to reserve a specific home, which they would only get back if they signed the lease.

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The money was to be forked over, the license agreement says, “regardless of how many sales occur or how much revenue is generated.”

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She eventually forked out more than double the original quoted cost of a ticket for an Oasis show.

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

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