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big send-off

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*big send-off
a happy celebration before departing. (*Typically: get ~; have ~; give someone ~.) I had a wonderful send-off before I left. John got a fine send-off as he left for Europe.
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It was then back to training and preparing to face the big threat the opposition pose before our big send-off from the University of Huddersfield yesterday morning and then the trip down to London.
Tyneside-based national charity Parentline Plus is offering tips for parents getting ready for the big send-off and asks how they can prepare themselves.
We are planning a big send-off from Newcastle's Monument on June 2, and all are welcome.
 
 
 
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