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haul

noun as in something obtained or moved

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The forward was left out of the starting line-up in the recent Champions League defeat at Galatasaray and, starkly, was hauled off on Sunday even as Liverpool chased an equaliser.

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The haul could well have been commissioned by a foreign buyer.

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But once again they failed to build on a strong start as Morgan Rogers struck with a superb strike for his first goal in 20 matches to haul Villa level before half-time.

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He is also likely to hauled before MPs to give evidence, with a joint national security committee of MPs and peers also launching a formal inquiry.

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The top five lenders hauled in just over $33 billion in trading revenue over the third quarter, adding around $5 billion to last year’s tally.

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

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