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Hideki Matsui, battling balky knees and a reluctant transition from outfielder-to-designated hitter, turned on a Jim Johnson fastball and launched a walk-off moon-shot into the right-field seats.
One Season William Fredrick Cooper 2011
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His wife was out there undoing the buttons slowly to get to the wound, small and round, produced by a Teflon-coated bullet (the papers said) that eased neatly into his chest and right out, the wonders of moon-shot technology going a step further than nonstick pans (my father muttered).
david means | the woodcutter « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2009
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Doubles down the foul lines, hard hit drives off of the Green Monster, and moon-shot blasts onto Lansdowne Street, you would have thought no place in Kenmore Square was safe.
One Season William Fredrick Cooper 2011
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Doubles down the foul lines, hard hit drives off of the Green Monster, and moon-shot blasts onto Lansdowne Street, you would have thought no place in Kenmore Square was safe.
One Season William Fredrick Cooper 2011
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Hideki Matsui, battling balky knees and a reluctant transition from outfielder-to-designated hitter, turned on a Jim Johnson fastball and launched a walk-off moon-shot into the right-field seats.
One Season William Fredrick Cooper 2011
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In his New York Times article Ben Stein said we had to have a moon-shot scale drive to drill everywhere and turn coal into oil into gasoline.
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In his New York Times article Ben Stein said we had to have a moon-shot scale drive to drill everywhere and turn coal into oil into gasoline.
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From the beginning down there in the Gulf of Mexico, nobody in an American generation raised on moon-shot success and Star Wars movies seemed to get it.
Craig Medred: Gulf Oil Spill: The Best and the Worst of America 2010
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Four friends re-stage a 60's moon-shot in a Farnborough semi.
Nov. 13th, 2008 - Issue 0.009 z0mbieastronaut 2008
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First, the atomic bomb and moon-shot challenges were "cost-no-object" propositions issued by one "command-and-control" customer (the Feds), seeking to overcome fundamental scientific and engineering unknowns, within a small separable slice of the technical world operating largely outside the global economy.
Richard Stuebi: An Apollo Program for Alternative Energy Is Not the Answer 2008
bilby commented on the word moon-shot
"100% publicly funded elections with range or preference voting. Free education for all, with well-compensated teachers, through the college bachelor level. Single-Payer health care (Medicare for all). Moon-shot level research into alternative energy."
- Eric C, untitled comment!, message board at seventeensolutions.com, cited 2 Jan 2013.
January 2, 2013