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- noun Plural form of
pusher .
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Examples
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They were called tolkachi-the word meant "pushers" - and under the previous economic system they'd been the grease that allowed things to move.
The Bear and the Dragon Clancy, Tom, 1947- 2000
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The gateway is because people have to purchase it from pushers who likely are pushing other drugs-- the pushers are the gateway- they let their customers sample some of their other wares, get them addicted and voila, they HAVE moved to more dangerous drugs and addiction.
Morning Briefs and Outtakes after some Huffing and Puffing at City Hall 2009
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I understand that the District 6 version was delayed because, after the District 2 edition went out, the Tulsa City Attorney's office sent a "cease and desist" letter to the recall pushers, telling them they were not authorized to use the city's seal on their campaign material, which also featured the Great Seal of the State of Oklahoma on the banner.
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The machines, also called "coin pushers," require the player to put in a quarter.
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The machines, also called "coin pushers," require the player to put in a quarter.
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The machines, also called "coin pushers," require the player to put in a quarter.
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The machines, also called "coin pushers," require the player to put in a quarter.
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The machines, also called "coin pushers," require the player to put in a quarter.
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The machines, also called "coin pushers," require the player to put in a quarter.
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The machines, also called "coin pushers," require the player to put in a quarter.
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