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prerelease

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pre·re·lease  (prr-ls)
n.
Something released before an official or scheduled date.
adj.
Of or relating to an interval preceding an official or scheduled release: a prerelease demonstration of a product; a prison prerelease program.
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Byline: MAURICE FITZMAURICE A MURDERER who stabbed his victim 24 times was on the run last night after disappearing from a prerelease scheme.
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