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Pushing off his right foot to range left and cover first base was causing him trouble.

“I had a tough time walking on it, moving on it, pushing off of it, and I knew that Taylor gave us a better shot to win.”

After pushing off from Chicago, Wilcox headed for New York, where she boarded a flight to Portugal.

From BBC

The Battle of Normandy was underway, with Allied forces pushing off the beaches and fighting their way inland in the following days and weeks.

The wet conditions also muddied plans for thousands of Easter holiday-makers, canceling or pushing off popular egg hunts in Pasadena, Santa Anita Park and Garden Grove.

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

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