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rush in

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rush in (to something)
1. to run or hurry into a thing or a place. Everyone rushed into the shelter when the rain started. They all rushed in at once.
2. to begin doing something without the proper preparation. Don't rush into this job without thinking it through. Mary rushed in without thinking.
See also: rush


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As romantic as it does seem, since that time the gold rush in Ontario has seen a dramatic transformation.
Tomjanovich declined to replace Bryant with Rush in the second quarter Friday, instead shifting Caron Butler from small forward.
 
 
 
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