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hurtle

verb as in plunge, charge

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The US is hurtling towards a government shutdown on Tuesday night, and there appears to be little appetite on either side of the partisan divide to avoid it.

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With “There Will Be Blood,” Anderson stepped confidently into the mature phase of his career, from which he has never stopped hurtling forward.

As the number of registered .ai domains hurtles toward the million mark, Anguillians will hope this money is managed safely and invested in their future.

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In other words, the army that fired it needs it to be able to change course in sudden and unpredictable ways, even as it is hurtling towards its target at extreme speeds.

From BBC

Footage captured by OnScene.TV shows the big rig weaving through oncoming traffic as it hurtles in the wrong direction down the westbound lanes of the 10 Freeway.

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

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