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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
plunge .
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Examples
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Ryan Torain plunged in from there to pull the Redskins within three points, 17-14, with 11: 18 remaining in the third quarter.
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Garmin plunged 6.1% after the digital navigation device maker reported a 30% increase in earnings, though that number missed expectations and came amid weaker sales and margins.
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Thanksgiving dinner; but before she could broach the subject Martin plunged into the one with which he was full.
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Keon Blake went back into surgery Tuesday, the latest in what his mother says will be a series of operations to repair broken facial bones and two broken femurs suffered when the 17-year-old senior plunged from a third-floor balcony above the atrium of McKinley Technology High School Friday evening.
Mom: Questions unanswered in student's 3-story plunge at McKinley High School
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His approval among Republicans has plunged from a weak 41% to sickly 30% What's more, 58% of middle-class voters approve of him vs. 69% last month.
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He held on, and both men staggered off balance and plunged from the deck into the water.
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"Seven years ago at this hour, a doomed airliner plunged from the sky, split the rock and steel of this building and changed our world forever," Bush told 15,000 family members, Pentagon workers and guests.
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When they again plunged into a pleasant darkness, they stopped, turned like dancing partners, and each offered happy lips to the other.
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When they again plunged into a pleasant darkness, they stopped, turned like dancing partners, and each offered happy lips to the other.
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To make its estimate of the number of people who plunged from the Trade Center, USA TODAY reviewed videos and photographs, interviewed witnesses and analyzed the time and location of the jumping.
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