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throwing out

noun as in ejection

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Throwing out a ceremonial first pitch has always been a blessing and a curse.

The blast might have blown back at him or perhaps a device they were throwing out of the car during the chase went off in the SUV.

“You learn a lot about how deeply ingrained the habit of letting go and throwing out is,” says Nagle.

As he explained in an op-ed this morning, he started by throwing out questions.

GOP operative Colin Small was busted by BradBlog throwing out hundreds of voter registration forms in Virginia.

And straightening himself up and throwing out his chest, he kept on his way, firmer and more resolute than before.

Egoistical and hard, he has lived up to the last for show, throwing out his chest in a bubble of vanity.

They now felt a little revived, and lightened the boat by throwing out trunks and baggage.

I exclaimed, throwing out my clenched hand, and hurrying on still faster.

A land commission finally settled these disputes, throwing out all the false claims and giving titles to the proper persons.

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

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