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'push in front of' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation when someone is forced to the front of a queue or line, or to a more prominent position than they would normally occupy. For example, "The angry man pushed his way in front of the other customers to get to the counter first."
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"Parents can also play a big part in helping this positive message be push in front of the negative images that we see every day".
Striker Alan Curtis slid the Swans into the lead before fellow Welsh international Robbie James doubled the lead as John Toshack's team maintained their title push in front of a 23,900 crowd.
I was in a bank a few months ago and a man was trying to push in front of a young woman.
The rest of the time, Romano will make do with a stroller containing camping and food supplies, which she'll push in front of her while running.
In a session of any size, he seems to know just who to push in front of others, and who should be going for a walk around the grounds with him during a break.
Although the moon will push in front of the sun and darken the skies on Monday, California's solar-heavy electricity grid isn't expected to run short on energy to power homes, businesses and industry.
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The door was locked from the inside, with a couch pushed in front of it.
"But you have people pushed in front of trains that are totally innocent.
The last time someone was pushed in front of a train and struck was apparently in August 2010, when a 39-year-old woman was pushed in front of an R train at 28th Street.
[Daily News] A woman survived being pushed in front of a train at the Metro-North station in White Plains.
A passenger was banned from flying on a plane after pushing in front of a crew member at the airport.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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