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"fling for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but typically it is used to describe a sudden or impulsive action or decision. For example: - "She had a sudden fling for adventure and booked a solo trip to Europe." - "After years of being a workaholic, he felt a strong fling for a simpler life." - "The couple's marriage ended in divorce after he had a fling for his coworker." - "Despite his reservations, he gave in to his fling for junk food and ordered a large pizza."
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If so, this was the perfect farewell fling for her and Katherine, the new unofficial Queen of Scots.
After hours of scrolling through discount sites, island guides and all-inclusive outlets, we can report that our initial skepticism was justified: Maggie and her friends cannot do their fall fling for $500 apiece - at least not in the kinds of places their parents would approve of.
Until a few weeks ago, the conventional wisdom held that Trump was merely a summer fling for angry voters, a protest candidate whose insults and braggadocio would soon impose a ceiling on his support.
Fall is like the final fling for nature".
"We had a fling for a couple of weeks, and since I ended things she's been, well, stalking me a bit," he admitted.
According to those optimists, the result of the 1995 referendum was not so much a narrow escape for federalism as a final, abortive fling for separatism.
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But the notion that these barbs are just now being flung for the first time is misguided.
Visitors must don booties to enter the barn because the floor is splattered with paint that Pollock dripped and flung for his masterpieces.
Rise up, for you the flag is flung, for you the bugle trills.
"LSR students have been facing semen flinging for the last three years," she said.
At this point, you may be tempted to fling "Searching for Intruders" out the nearest window.
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