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runaway
adjective as in out of control
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They immediately reported her as an underage runaway to the authorities, and the moment Mariona was about to board a boat back to Barcelona, she was arrested.
Hetts thinks the bull market has legs, the U.S. economy will keep modestly growing in 2026, and that inflation will remain sticky but without a “runaway spike.”
“I am not putting my money into a 3.75% bond if I can book a 10% gain in the runaway gold market.”
Writer and producer David E. Kelley’s current projects will be filmed in California, an unusual move as runaway production has affected jobs.
Operators needed to get water into the reactor to slow the runaway reactions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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