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thresh out

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verb

  1. another term for thrash out

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When liberals from both parties howled, Dirksen sat down with his G.O.P. colleagues at a series of luncheon conferences to thresh out their differences.

From Time Magazine Archive

Next week Tunisian delegates headed by Bourguiba himself will fly to Paris to thresh out the final terms of "interdependence" with France.

From Time Magazine Archive

Huddling around any available machine, they argue over their programs, thresh out computer problems and swap software as intensely as kids once haggled over baseball cards.

From Time Magazine Archive

U.S. envoys to ten South American countries met in Rio de Janeiro last week to thresh out regional problems and talk policy.

From Time Magazine Archive

I've got to thresh out a lot of things.

From The Spinners by Phillpotts, Eden

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