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rush on

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rush on something and run on something
a large demand for something. There was a rush on bottled water during the drought. During the hot summer, there was a run on air conditioners.
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The FBI informed UCLA, which suspended Rush on Dec.
There's another factor to be considered: the role of Tom Grant, who bought Rush a car, paid for his schooling and took Rush on vacations.
``He's OK, and he wants to stay there,'' said Jeanette Jacobs, who dined with Rush on Saturday night.
 
 
 
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