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- adjective Pertaining to the
ejection of theoccupant of anaircraft from a groundedstationary position (i.e. zeroaltitude and zeroairspeed ).
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Examples
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The result would have left both sides with some deployments, thus differing from our basic position of no INF nuclear missiles deployed by either of us, the so-called zero-zero option, and would have eliminated deployment in West Germany of Pershing II intermediate-range nuclear ballistic missiles.
Turmoil and Triumph George P. Shultz 1993
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The result would have left both sides with some deployments, thus differing from our basic position of no INF nuclear missiles deployed by either of us, the so-called zero-zero option, and would have eliminated deployment in West Germany of Pershing II intermediate-range nuclear ballistic missiles.
Turmoil and Triumph George P. Shultz 1993
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Don't try to open up a zero-zero game in the third period.
Rangers Near Trade Deadline on Top Mike Sielski 2012
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In my wildest dreams, this game would go to overtime a zero-zero tie, and be won on a blocked field goal attempt returned for a TD.
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He yanked the puck out of the slot and placed it on the table as I clicked my scorekeeper down to zero-zero.
She’s So Dead to Us Kieran Scott 2010
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Fans watch the match between Uruguay and France, which ended in zero-zero, at Matisse Restaurant.
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No one wants more zero-zero overtime penalty kick snoozefests.
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He yanked the puck out of the slot and placed it on the table as I clicked my scorekeeper down to zero-zero.
She’s So Dead to Us Kieran Scott 2010
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No one wants more zero-zero overtime penalty kick snoozefests.
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` ` We just wanted to keep fighting, keep grinding until the clock said zero-zero, '' Jones said.
USATODAY.com 2008
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