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pitch

noun as in tilt

noun as in tone of sound

noun as in talk to convince

verb as in throw, hurl

verb as in put up, erect

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They make phone calls, pay for advertising and even hold events where participants get a free meal in exchange for listening to the sales pitch for that plan.

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The recent graduates say that with the right pitch, sailing could become more broadly appealing.

You're so low and you want to get on the pitch.

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There was also a feeling a slow, low pitch in mild Canberra would not provide useful conditions in which to prepare for the heat of Brisbane and pace of the Gabba.

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"We lost contact after Llandovery. I suppose he has thousands of people messaging him now. But I've spoken to him from time to time and it's been nice when we've crossed paths on the pitch."

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

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