Forward
Put out
Put out verb - To bring to bear especially forcefully or effectively.
Both terms in one sentence
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He put out an ad in the newspapers justifying this decision and asking others to come forward, as well as making On the Waterfront in large part as an allegory for his own struggles.
Source: Creator / Elia Kazan -
Similarly, in "Little Big Girl" Bart accidentally puts out a fire when using fire extinguishers to propel himself forward along the road... his intention was just a cheap thrill, but the material from said fire extinguishers put out a fire that he encountered along the way.
Source: Accidental Hero -
Flanderisation: After Mary Ann Nichols' murder, the police put out a request for a man seen walking down the street carrying a black bag at around the time of the murder to come forward, because they believed that he might have seen something and been a potential witness.
Source: Useful Notes / Jack the Ripper
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