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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a man fired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing employment termination or job loss.
Example: "After the company downsized, a man fired from his position shared his experience with the media."
Alternatives: "a man dismissed" or "a man let go".
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Police said a man fired about 10 shots at the victim just after 6 p.m.
In Richmond, Calif., a man fired a single gunshot in the air just after a mall opened.
In 1987, a man fired a shotgun at Leonardo da Vinci's Burlington cartoon in the National Gallery.
When they arrived, investigators said, a man fired at least two rounds from a second story window.
She was being driven away after campaigning in Rawalpindi, when a man fired three shots at her as she stood up through the sunroof of her vehicle.
Four people were wounded when a man fired into a large crowd following a home burglary in Beaumont, Tex., early Sunday.
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Several witnesses saw a man firing from the sixth floor.
The video shows a man firing weapons and speaking in Arabic about the impending attack.
A man fires well on the range, I give him a weekend pass.
A man firing a pistol early yesterday on Marcy Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant washotot by police officers, the authorities said.
* July 1, San Francisco: A man firing a.45 caliber semiautomatic and a 9mm semiautomatic opened fire at a law firm, killing eight and wounding six before killing himself.
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