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let one go

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Mrs Murray said she had to "let one go" to look after the other.

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Miriam said she had to "let one go" to look after the other.

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He was able to fool Swayman a bit as he looked to pass the puck, but instead wound up and let one go from 20 feet out.

“But with these balls the way they are right now, like last night, it was very easy to let one fly up and in. I’m really trying to hold onto this ball and make sure I don’t let one go.”

But then Uiagalelei let one go fairly deep to the left to the giant receiver Joseph Ngata, and when the 6-foot-5 Ngata finished the 44-yard play, it had been a Southern Californian throwing to a Northern Californian for a football powerhouse from South Carolina.

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

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