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snap up
verb
to avail oneself of eagerly and quickly
she snapped up the bargains
to interrupt abruptly
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Example Sentences
The commission’s members said this would bring a coordinated approach, avoiding a free-for-all in which investors snap up properties and make new homes unaffordable for displaced people.
Ordinary folk are just as obsessed - from Shanghai to London, the long queues to snap up the doll have made headlines, sometimes descending into fights even.
Even when “Dawson’s Creek” was snapped up by the WB in 1996 and Williamson was encouraged to mine his own life for material, he was, at first, afraid to write a queer character.
“The best rental opportunities are snapped up quickly, even in softening markets,” Clyde said.
A $10 fee appears to be discouraging brokers from snapping up prime tee times at L.A.’s public golf courses and selling the reservations online, interviews and data show.
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