Definitions
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- n. Plural form of chase.
Etymologies
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Examples
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As for this weekend's show, Rasmussen said he's looking forward to seeing the conclusion of the title chases, and as an announcer, he's ready to entertain the crowd.
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The time in between the chases is filled with thoughtful mysteries.
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The time in-between the chases is filled with people gasping for air and asking for water.
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TV news coverage of high/low speed chases is because Angelenos don't have a lot of exciting weather to report.
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Hoops discuss TNA Impact, TNA booking, WWE title chases, Dixie Shoot interview, more (70 min.)
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Wtih nine days remaining in the regular season, the Beatty boys and girls basketball teams are in the thick of the Southern Nevada Class A League basketball title chases -- and more importantly, are closing on clinching solid seeds for the regional playoffs that start Feb. Hunter safety course in area
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The team from the southwest hasn't made a huge impression on past title chases but after four games of the season, the Motors, are, well, motoring.
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In two out of four seasons (counting 2004 as an experimental wash, where both title chases would have been close), the old system would have produced a better championship.
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As the year opened, the stars of SuperMoto were looking forward to seven rounds which would take them across Europe in pursuit of the world championship, and Duke's cameras were there to capture every vital highlight of the S1 and S2 title chases as knife-edge battles unfolded in both classes.
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When most of the population of Earth is infected by a virus and transformed in flesh eaters and blood drinking creatures, a group of hunters leaded by Tao and his word chases the vampire zombies to eliminate them.
GHibbs commented on the word chases
What about the verbal use?
August 28, 2011