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blowoff

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blow·off  (blôf, -f)
n.
1. Something, such as a gas, that is blown off.
2. A device or channel for blowing off something.


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Unfortunately, the cleric read aloud not only Kennedy's self-serving missive to Pope Benedict but also the Vatican's curt reply--a public blowoff that a hale Ted Kennedy would have anticipated and thus prevented.
A few positive reports on that front could accompany a final blowoff top and yet more short squeezes.
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