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catapult

noun as in implement for shooting weapon

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He grew up seeing work as a way to catapult himself into a new social class.

Both finalists are chasing history - but an India victory could catapult the women's game to new heights in terms of reach and investment.

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In his first administration, he called for a return to steam-powered catapults to launch jets from aircraft carriers.

That online buzz has catapulted South Korea’s cosmetics exports to more than $10 billion.

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The younger Ellison, who entered the movie business 15 years ago by launching his Skydance Media production company, was catapulted into the major leagues this summer with the Ellison family’s purchase of Paramount’s controlling stake.

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