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blast away

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blast away
1. to be very loud. The radio blasted away with sad country and western songs.
2. to strongly criticize or attack with words. People with no sense at all blast away on talk radio all day. The prosecutor blasted away at him without letup.
See also: away, blast

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By seizing upon several undeveloped papal remarks, curt catechism formulas, and recent statements of Pope Benedict XVI, the cardinal assumes that he has assembled a dogmatic arsenal powerful enough to blast away a century and a half of reliable scientific research, not to mention volumes of creative theological reflection on evolution.
Content ranges from board games to scaled-down versions of console releases, allowing users to blast away using their tiny keyboards and screens.
Blast away at exponents while playing Asteroids, or practice solving algebraic equations in Concentration.
 
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