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When used as a verb, it typically means to eject or ban a person from an establishment.

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Standing ovations on Broadway are so common you might imagine the seats have been booby-trapped to eject patrons as the curtain calls begin.

He said he and a friend were ejected from the game shortly after the exchange.

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The crash injures everyone, but Mallory is ejected from the boat.

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The full research paper, 'A new tektite strewn field in Australia ejected from a volcanic arc impact crater 11 Myr ago', is published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters.

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