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hurtle through

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hurtle through something
to travel through something at great speed or with great force, possibly causing breakage. A brick hurtled through the window and fell on the floor. The rocket hurtled through space toward Mars.
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After an encore of more B-sides, they hurtle through eight tracks from their early years, before ending on Where Is My Mind?
 
 
 
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