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He picked off a pass and took it 39 yards to paydirt.

If Reform start picking off some of them - and on current polling they should - it would see other parties nudged out as a result.

From BBC

A handful of contestants, known as traitors, pick off their castmates, known as the faithful, with nightly "murders".

From BBC

One of the main reasons dummymandering happens is that there has been so much gerrymandering that there are few remaining districts competitive enough for a controlling party to pick off for themselves.

From Salon

Chargers rookie cornerback Nikko Reed made a beautiful play in the first quarter, jumping an out-route by Detroit receiver Tom Kennedy and picking off an Allen pass.

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

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