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When the economy took off during his second term, he made sure everybody knew who was to credit.

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But as wideout Zachariah Branch sprinted into motion, Maiava faked the pop pass and took off to his left, pitching the ball to running back Woody Marks, who sprinted 34 yards.

Once “Your Face” took off, she had to scale up quickly.

After spending the better part of the past seven years on tour, McKagan took off most of the first part of 2024.

“That was the first campaign where it really kind of took off and we’re like, OK, we gotta figure out a way to keep the momentum going.”

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

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