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Both said they see Hunter starting as a cornerback, with Callahan adding: "Then you find ways to interject him into the offence as he gets more comfortable."

From BBC

However, Australia captain Smith interjected and decided to withdraw the appeal for a run out.

From BBC

Trump interjected quickly with the words "that's enough" before moving on – again taking control of the room as he stood next to a visibly surprised Sir Keir.

From BBC

And it helps that the band has a writing style that interjects memorable wit and humor into catchy songs about relatable topics — particularly for its audience of largely therapy-attending millennials and Gen Zers.

When Kilmeade interjected, claiming massive destruction in Ukraine was “Russia's fault… Putin’s fault,” Trump deflected.

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

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