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take flight

verb as in absquatulate

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But this time, there were two critical differences in the firefight: There was a squadron of massive water- and retardant-dropping aircraft at the ready, and winds — although strong — still allowed for them to take flight.

“The film may struggle to take flight, but when it does, it is undeniably moving, with a message of freedom and defiance that resonates now more than ever.”

The film may struggle to take flight, but when it does, it is undeniably moving, with a message of freedom and defiance that resonates now more than ever.

In one corner the lanky, headless skeleton of a Quetzalcoatl appears ready to take flight.

"But it never fully manages to take flight, leaving its provocative conclusion more jarring and confusing than revelatory."

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

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