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suck

verb as in extract

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Act III: A 50-point implosion that sucked the air out of the season and didn’t please any Bruin.

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She was shown telling party members to "suck it up" regarding her decisions.

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In your efforts to make this marriage work and turn him into the man you wish you had married, you risk becoming sucked into the black hole of inertia.

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Last month a leaked video recording showed Linden Kemkaran, Reform UK's leader in Kent, swearing at councillors from her own party and telling them to "suck it up" if they didn't agree with her.

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Finding tax rises of the tune of £20-£30bn - sucking that amount out of the economy - is impossible without affecting incomes or profits, which risks damaging the outlook for growth.

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

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