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sweep

noun as in range, extent

noun as in movement

verb as in brush off, away

verb as in fly, glide

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But would Republicans, who just saw their leader sweep every battleground state and narrowly win the popular vote, be willing to derail a second Trump presidency — and invite his rage — by actually denying him one of his most important cabinet picks?

From Salon

Asked in the same October interview how deportations would be carried out, Homan said: "It's not gonna be a mass sweep of neighbourhoods. It's not gonna be building concentration camps. I've read it all. It's ridiculous."

From BBC

“It’s not going to be a mass sweep of neighborhoods. It’s not going to be building concentration camps,” Tom Homan, a former acting director of ICE under Trump, said last month on CBS’ “60 Minutes.”

Take a quick sweep of dating-related videos on TikTok, and if it’s not daters sharing their horror stories, it’s a myriad of tips to bypass the dating-app paywalls.

From Slate

Her failure to clearly distinguish herself from the president's policies and establish herself as a harbinger of change, all but set up Trump's likely sweep of the national popular vote.

From Salon

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