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put on the street

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put something on the street
Sl. to tell something openly; to spread news. There is no need to put all this gossip on the street. Keep it to yourself. Now, please don't put this on the street, but I am going to get married.
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But 12,000 were still put on the streets last year, according to Tory housing spokesman Grant Shapps.
Unbeknownst to potential thieves, it also is outfitted with high-tech security devices before being then put on the street in high-theft locations.
Are all these people going to be put on the street if they don't pay?
 
 
 
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