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send out

verb as in beam

verb as in export

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The Office of Emergency Management, which is in charge of sending out alerts, said there were no technical issues.

He said he had a public duty to send out a strong message to anyone tempted to drink and drive.

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Every autumn for the past 25 years, Network Rail has sought to remedy this by sending out a fleet of specialist trains to clear the tracks with high-pressure water jets.

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Serbia have called on "supporters to send out an image to the world that will make us all proud" as they prepare to host England in Tuesday's World Cup qualifier.

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"It doesn't send out a very good message that the people who were absolutely committed to driving through the employment rights bill are no longer doing those jobs," she said.

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

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