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Meanings of churn out in English

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Usage of churn out in English
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He had his engineers working round the clock to churn out weapons.
The Naked God
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Brooks-Gordon said: You can't just churn out political propaganda and say it's research.
The Guardian
3
Both nations use palm oil from their vast plantations to churn out biodiesel.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, a large slice of the press continues to churn out pro-Brexit propaganda.
The Guardian
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That enabled him to churn out gene sequences at unprecedented rates.
The Guardian
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When we exercise vigorously, our bodies naturally churn out the stuff.
The Guardian
7
The Mill's not here to judge, readers, just to churn out this guff.
The Guardian
8
The military-industrial complex doesn't just churn out awesomely bad promo videos.
Wired
9
The cells churn out the stretchy collagen web that gives skin its strength.
The Guardian
10
Construction firms must be responsible for dealing with the 'outflow' these plants churn out.
The South African
11
Grime will always churn out new talent, thoughts and ideas.
The Guardian
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That's worth noting in an era when film schools churn out technicians and careerists.
Reuters
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It took three months to churn out the final video.
Wired
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But somehow, the wired world continues to churn out smart, useful, occasionally game-changing ideas.
Wired
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It seemed theatre would churn out everything Irish, everything Catholic.
The Irish Times
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Now, Nancy, just help me with this churn out of the cellar, will you?
The Wide, Wide World
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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