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sending out

noun as in issue

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We are tired of sending out young people to the graves just because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.

What could go wrong sending out a "humorous parody" of Adolf Hitler complaining about his Obamacare?

But this is the equivalent of sending out a memo urging employees to reuse paper clips.

We are sending out increasingly sophisticated probes to look for life in, what we hope at least, are all the right places.

All Israel needs to do is stay its decades-long course and keep sending out bulldozers.

You can no longer sit in the prison and take your ease there, sending out for your food and tobacco, as under the Turk.

Instantly another match was sending out its feeble rays, and he stooped down and picked up that which had arrested his attention.

A tree, in sending out equal boughs on opposite sides, is symmetrical; in sending out smaller boughs toward the top, proportional.

He swung the gun this way and that, sending out streams of tracers, but the bird did not appear to heed.

Davie boy, I wish you would get up early to-morrow morning,” said Mrs. Forbes; “I want your help in sending out some valentines.

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On this page you'll find 277 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to send out, such as: emit, radiate, transmit, transfer file, and transmit signal.

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

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