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run off with

verb as in shoplift

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Otis Jones IV’s Will, the character whose plans to run off with Johnny are upended by his girlfriend’s pregnancy, and Landen Gonzales’ Tunny, who chooses the military route as his answer only to be seriously wounded in combat, are treated almost as spectral presences, insubstantial and more or less tangential.

“Hey, Jordan, don’t run off with her.”

“So do you mean we’ve just run off with someone’s ring?”

Alex says as I run off with Cocoa.

Prosecutors told jurors the narrative that Mr Billingham had run off with another woman was "completely false".

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

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