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- noun Plural form of
churn . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
churn .
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Examples
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For the past 20 years, he has argued that the brain churns out a cascade of chaotic electrical activity that serves as a "get ready" state.
Boing Boing 2007
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The Kansas City Southern's Holiday Express train churns out smoke and plays holiday music in Beaumont on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2005.
Archive 2005-12-01 2005
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The Kansas City Southern's Holiday Express train churns out smoke and plays holiday music in Beaumont on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2005.
Holiday Express 2005
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But if a manufacturer on the last day of the patent term churns out thousands of patented widgets and affixes each with a patent number, then sells them all the next day, that would not seem to violate 292.
Pesky (pesty?) pleading with particularity Rebecca Tushnet 2006
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After a year of some respite on the subject, the return of the hullabaloo in the media surrounding the war on terrorism and its attendant problems, protagonists and jargon churns one's stomach.
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After a year of some respite on the subject, the return of the hullabaloo in the media surrounding the war on terrorism and its attendant problems, protagonists and jargon churns one's stomach.
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After a year of some respite on the subject, the return of the hullabaloo in the media surrounding the war on terrorism and its attendant problems, protagonists and jargon churns one's stomach.
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After a year of some respite on the subject, the return of the hullabaloo in the media surrounding the war on terrorism and its attendant problems, protagonists and jargon churns one's stomach.
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After a year of some respite on the subject, the return of the hullabaloo in the media surrounding the war on terrorism and its attendant problems, protagonists and jargon churns one's stomach.
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After a year of some respite on the subject, the return of the hullabaloo in the media surrounding the war on terrorism and its attendant problems, protagonists and jargon churns one's stomach.
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