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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
spearhead .
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Examples
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The label spearheaded a ska craze, releasing the first singles from groups like Madness and the Beat (called the English Beat in the United States) and albums from the Selecter and the Bodysnatchers.
KINGBLIND: Music, Art & Entertainment mblind 2010
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With a solid all-around effort again spearheaded by the omnipresent Manu Ginobili, the Spurs sped to a big lead and rolled to a convincing 97-76 victory over the Pistons, taking firm control of the NBA Finals.
USATODAY.com 2005
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The album will be released by JDC Music Group, a record label spearheaded by David Hadland, Joe Costa and Chris Kimsey.
CounterPunch 2009
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Wait--perhaps 'spearheaded' is not the right verb choice to describe the launching of a peace prayer.
Dr. Sharon Ufberg: Shifting Into Peace Dr. Sharon Ufberg 2010
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Wait--perhaps 'spearheaded' is not the right verb choice to describe the launching of a peace prayer.
Dr. Sharon Ufberg: Shifting Into Peace Dr. Sharon Ufberg 2010
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Wait -- perhaps 'spearheaded' is not the right verb choice to describe the launching of a peace prayer.
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Wait -- perhaps 'spearheaded' is not the right verb choice to describe the launching of a peace prayer.
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Wait -- perhaps 'spearheaded' is not the right verb choice to describe the launching of a peace prayer.
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` ` Jason kind of spearheaded it with his pick-and-roll attack, spreading them out some, and Vince hit some big shots.
USATODAY.com 2007
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And that has kind of spearheaded so much sympathy for the gay and lesbian movement.
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