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push past

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push past (someone or something)
to force one's way past someone or something. (Considered a rude act.) Nick pushed past the others and made himself first in line. I pushed past the gate and went right in.
See also: past, push


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Emotions are choices and we have the ability to choose the fear or we have the chance to accept it and push past it.
The attack happened at Moorfields station at around 9pm on Saturday March 28, when a man tried to push past the member of staff at the ticket barrier.
The 20-year-old tried to push past staff who were blocking his way and continued to be abusive.
 
 
 
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