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launch

Definition for launch

verb as in send off

verb as in begin, initiate

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Denmark's defence minister said the "hybrid attack" was the work of a "professional actor" but appeared to have been launched locally.

From BBC

The SpaceX rocket, the largest ever built, is expected to undergo its 11th test launch in October, hoping to replicate its August success, which came after three disappointing flights.

In late 2022, after ChatGPT launched, many schools initially banned AI, fearing it would be used to churn out term papers, compose presentations and farm out math homework.

Last summer, it launched EU accession talks in tandem with Ukraine.

From BBC

Last year, the Indian government set a March 2026 deadline to end the insurgency and launched intensified security operations under its "ruthless" containment strategy.

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

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