Launched
Both words in one sentence
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The Japanese government again, when the USSR rejected their pleas to broker a peace deal and promptly launched an offensive against Japanese forces in Manchuria.
- In truth, C-130s have actually been successfully landed on and launched from a carrier, though the idea was later rejected as too risky to be made a routine operation.
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Everybody Hates Chris launched right around the time The Bernie Mac Show ended, and, like The Bernie Mac Show, was pitched to Fox execs (though it was rejected before the sitcom got sent to the UPN/CW).
Source: Series / The Bernie Mac Show
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