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pass from

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pass from something
to fade away from something; to go away gradually. The larger trees had passed from the scene years ago. The exact details passed from Harry's memory some time ago.
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If A can run fast enough, he can dash downfield for a square pass from T-1.
7 9 14 7 - 37 Cre - Lewis 1 run (Lewis kick) Cre - FG Garcia 31 Cre - Dulany 55 interception return (kick failed) Cre - Lewis 9 run (Gabrio run) Cre - Dulany 9 pass from Gabrio (kick failed) Cre - Azzato 3 run (Garcia kick) SHELDON 17, TIGARD 14 Tigard .
The roles are now reversed and the pattern can continue with a pass from the receiver on the right (B) to the player on the left (A) running behind (square).
 
 
 
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