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hit town

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hit town
Fig. to arrive in town. The minute he hit town, he checked into a hotel and took a long nap.
See also: hit, town


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And the hilarious Willa White Willa, who came to prominence in RTE's show Joy In The Hood, will hit town as part of the night.
Described as one of the splashiest and most spectacular musicals to hit town, there is something for everyone, whether a devoted Take That fan or not.
Squalls of 100 kilometres (62 miles) per hour or more hit towns and islands in France's northwest tip in the evening, but forecaster Meteo France warned that wind gusts could reach 160 kph along the west coast.
 
 
 
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