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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
soar .
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Examples
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He has also earned at least $500,000 from his work for Veritas Capital, a private equity firm in New York that has grown into a defense industry powerhouse by buying contractors whose profits soared from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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With the state trying to save energy through its efficiency standards, that incentive seemed increasingly perverse — especially after energy prices again soared after the second oil shock, in 1979.
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He has also earned at least $500,000 from his work for Veritas Capital, a private equity firm in New York that has grown into a defense industry powerhouse by buying contractors whose profits soared from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
2009 May « Mudpuddle 2009
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With the state trying to save energy through its efficiency standards, that incentive seemed increasingly perverse — especially after energy prices again soared after the second oil shock, in 1979.
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With the state trying to save energy through its efficiency standards, that incentive seemed increasingly perverse — especially after energy prices again soared after the second oil shock, in 1979.
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He has also earned at least $500,000 from his work for Veritas Capital, a private equity firm in New York that has grown into a defense industry powerhouse by buying contractors whose profits soared from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Silence is golden… as far as the media is concerned. « Mudpuddle 2009
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Gross margin soared to 17.7% from 9.4% amid the price increases.
Smurfit-Stone Profit Falls 4.4% Tess Stynes 2010
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My traffic soared from the previous record of 19 to 78 unique visitors!
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My traffic soared from the previous record of 19 to 78 unique visitors!
2006 » January 2006
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O'Neal soared from the weak side and snuffed the shot while taking a finger in the left eye from Butler.
USATODAY.com 2004
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