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View definitions for knocks about

knocks about

verb as in roam, wander

verb as in roam

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The Institute for Fiscal Studies calculates that taking account of previously announced tax increases knocks about £18bn from the value of the package, leaving it at £19bn.

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Instead, Dominion wants to keep SCE&G rates at the same level set by legislators who passed a temporary 15 percent rate cut earlier this year that knocks about $22 off the typical monthly bill.

It was retroactive to April and knocks about $25 a month off the average residential customer’s bill.

The rate cut knocks about $25 a month off the average residential customer’s bill.

But knocks about inconsistency and taking plays off seemed to ding McDowell as he dropped out of the first day.

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

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