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usher to

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usher someone to something
to escort or lead someone to something, such as a seat, the door, etc. The well-dressed gentleman ushered the bride to the altar. Her father ushered her to the altar.
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She says it was ludicrous for Usher to say that she coordinated coverage to fit the purposes of Kaye Steinmetz, because she wrote stories on child support issues long after Steinmetz left the legislature.
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