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stunt

noun as in deed, trick

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Monroe’s stunt also reignited a familiar rallying cry among progressives: Tax the churches.

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The UK's National Autistic Society was quick to respond, calling the findings a "cheap stunt".

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It has been criticized as a publicity stunt, which no one at the tournament disputes.

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It released videos of pigeons strapped with joint-sized backpacks before revealing the move was a marketing stunt.

One turns around slowly, pantomimes being shot, and carefully, deliberately, arches himself backward, clawing at the air before a stunt coordinator helps ease him toward a black mattress.

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