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plow through

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plow through something 
1. Lit. to move through something such as snow or mud with a plow. The huge truck plowed through the snow-covered streets so traffic could move again.
2. Fig. to work through something with determination. She plowed through the book to learn everything she could. Billy plowed through dinner and ran outside to play.
See also: plow, through


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Even if it's cracked up a little bit, maybe I'll plow right on through that and maybe prematurely plow through it, but don't let me miss an open door.
The third is a great follow up to the first two; Kerry Grant is a determined policeman who considers justice to be of paramount importance, and who is willing to plow through any obstacle to see the right thing done.
According to the ISC, "unlike other scoops that must be soaked in warm water after each scoop, the Ultimate Scooper would effortlessly plow through the ice cream so that it can be dropped easily into a serving bowl.
 
 
 
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