Note
Put out
Put out verb - To bring to bear especially forcefully or effectively.
Both terms in one sentence
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He could be trying to put out the sun,note it takes eight minutes for light from the sun to get to Earth block it, or just find a metaphorical light switch.
Source: The Night That Never Ends -
Who Framed Roger Rabbit finds Betty Boop working as a nightclub cigarette girl, having been put out of business by cartoons going to color.note There actually is one color Betty cartoon, Poor Cinderella (1934).
Source: White-Dwarf Starlet -
Records early in The '90s, where they've remained since.note Their contract with Warners expired in 2011, which inspired the band to put out EPs of new material almost every month of that year.
Source: Music / Flaming Lips
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