How To Use Take out In A Sentence
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They was pissing me off and I started to take out a titty and charge these motherfuckas for the peep show.
Real wifeys
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Before anyone says that this was going to happen anyway, remember that political pros were saying two years ago that Napolitano was a one term fluke, early this year Republicans were salivating about a possible 2/3 majority House and Senate, and it took some foresight to see that a decent candidate could be recruited to take out J.
Archive 2006-12-01
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If you were to take out two or three shrubs to let the remainder breathe, what sort of rhythm would be left?
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In fact, one of the things I ask the salespeople in my classes to do is to take out their business card, scratch out whatever title is on it, and write in CEO.
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They wanted us to take out every single word that was even vaguely religious or spiritual.
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One of our daughters might one day want to take out a mortgage of her own and buy it from us outright, or as a parents-financed ‘shared equity’ scheme.
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They instead want to have -- they want to fight, you know, with drones from afar and take out top al Qaeda leadership, what is -- a so-called counterterrorist strategy.
CNN Transcript Oct 2, 2009
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If you miss fish or meat, take out a veggieburger and whiz on it.
Undefined
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Of course, his most effective weapons are his boomerangs, which he can use to take out distant enemies, break items, or glide from heights.
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The City had done a serious effort to take out beggars from the streets, yet the very cold streets were lined with immobile figures frozen in submissive, pleading positions.
Why Does Homelessness Persist in Rich Liberal Cities?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Other government plans to make all nurses take out indemnity insurance could worsen the blame culture, NT says.
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It is strongly advised that you take out some form of medical insurance.
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The difference between endowment mortgages and pension mortgages is that, rather than taking out an endowment policy, you take out a pension plan.
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Student grants these days are paltry, and many students have to take out loans.
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Now if those trees can just learn how to walk like ents and take out a few subdivisions ...
And now for some GOOD fucking news about global warming | clusterflock
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Needless to say, you can add other vegetables you like or take out any that you don't.
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Arthritis made it difficult for him to do everyday things like take out the garbage or mow the lawn.
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That was a clever move with your cards to take out your opponent.
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His boat is a small skiff with a 25 hp engine, which seriously limits how many people he can take out.
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They take out the interest and their capital shrinks in value over time.
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If you don't stake out your turf in other domains, a competitor might grab the territory first.
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If you were to take out two or three shrubs to let the remainder breathe, what sort of rhythm would be left?
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Air defence systems are designed to take out warplanes flying at speed.
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On the 6th week, he had a check-up and the doctor said it was unbelievable, but the cancer had shrunken, and was now operable, and that they would take out one lung.
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Take out the pancetta pieces, add a slug of olive oil and sweat the shallots until they are soft and translucent.
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•Gonzaga freshman Demetri Goodson (dash downcourt and short, running bank shot to take out Western Kentucky).
Safe bets shared stage with surprises during college hoops season
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Each player tries to stake out territory and surround his opponent.
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Being seated, she proceeded, still with an air of hurry and embarrassment, to open her cabas, to take out her books; and, while I was waiting for her to look up, in order to make out her identity — for, shortsighted as I was, I had not recognized her at her entrance — Mdlle.
The Professor, by Charlotte Bronte
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But many borrowers choose an appealing discount deal as the sole criterion when they take out a loan.
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You can just take out the interest each year, if you choose.
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What is wrong is the inability to resist the temptation of delivering a moralistic little homily when someone does take out one of your seductively promoted loans.
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November 21, 2008 at 2:09 pm well….i know this is going to sound really gay but mr hyde and doctor jekill is like…one of my favorite books and im deeply angry that this isnt in it. its na old movie…but..its so great…really…why cant you edit the list and take out friday night lights and put in mr hyde and dr jekill?
Top 100 Movies Based On Books | The Movie Blog
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The effect has been to encourage the well-off to take out plans for children as a tax dodge.
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So, I made a flask of tea and a knocked together breakfasty lunch to take out in the car.
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After this comes the scutching, or swingling, which is done by chopping with dull knives on a block of wood to take out the small pieces of bark which may still be sticking to the fiber.
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They thus gave permission for them to take out insurance against damage suffered.
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Tara just looked at his face while Rob started to open his satchel and take out a small sketch book.
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Student grants these days are paltry, and many students have to take out loans.
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This would encourage owners to take out third-party insurance but would remove liability for genuine accidents.
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They planned to take out the enemy arsenal by bombing it.
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take out a license
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You take out the main operational leader and then the cells kind of metastasize and become harder targets because they're dispersed.
CNN Transcript Mar 18, 2007
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You should take out travel insurance covering you and your family against theft.
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At a meeting of the planning committee this week, members voted whether to take out a commitment order.
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You take out your camera to snap a picture.
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Operators would rather rake the pot than charge per hand, because they can take out more money.
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We chose not to take out an extended warranty when we bought the TV as we reckon these are a rip-off.
The Sun
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She would need to take out a loan to pay him, and the bank meant to exact some usurious rate of interest.
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They take out mortgages and life insurance policies.
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The ability to take out precision targets in urban environments will be critical in future conflicts.
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If I had my druthers, NATO would send in warplanes to take out every one of these knuckleheads.
Three Tips for Surviving the Art Museum
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Previously they could take out a small sum and be paid an annuity for life.
The Sun
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No, you can leave it by choosing to take out an occupational pension or personal pension.
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It sounds incredible but last year 56,000 families discovered that a fraudster had masqueraded as a loved one after their death in order to take out credit cards and loans.
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Student grants these days are paltry, and many students have to take out loans.
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His first was Tara, whom he would take out on a lead around Belgravia after dark.
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Sure, on The X Factor the judges are in competition with one another, but unless Simon starts hiring hit men to take out LA's acts, let's not overblow the dueling critiques.
Why The X Factor Bloodbath Is Good News — And Hopefully Just a Starting Point
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But now, we have gathered the confidence to move resolutions, initiate debates and even take out ‘morchas’ on issues of concern to us.‘
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That was a clever move with your cards to take out your opponent.
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Now, take out your Bible and read 2 Peter 1, verses 1 to 11 and be encouraged about the person God has destined you to be.
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It is strongly advised that you take out some form of medical insurance.
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The travel agent recommended that I take out travel insurance.
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He had five lands in play. I reasoned that, if I take out the Rift Bolt, I'm increasing his chances to draw Spell plus Grapeshot .
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I subscribe to American Handgunner and GUNS, and the first thing I do is take out the inserts so the pages are easier to flip.
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Lord was compelled to take out a _Pone_ to have the matter tried before the Court of Common Pleas or the Justices in Eyre, that is, the assizes.
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920
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I had to take out a loan to buy my car.
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One is to remortgage your UK property, the other is to take out a mortgage on the foreign property.
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‘This operation is not about finding a large quantity of drugs but to reassure the public and take out middle level dealers,’ he said.
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You can shoot a rope that springs trappers' mantraps back onto them, drop a boulder onto a thug's head, or push wagons full of powder kegs toward a cabin full of enemies and take out a whole crowd with a single, well placed shot.
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Take outside to avoid damage to surfaces.
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Gooseberry bushes can be similarly pruned but take out some of the old shoots from the centre of the shrub to keep it open and to make it easier to pick the fruit from these very prickly customers.
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to take out an annual subscription to 'Newsweek'
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Let me see," answered Mrs. Owen; "I believe the very first thing we did was to go to the refrigerator, or great zinc-lined box where the ice was kept, and take out some fruit – bananas or a pine-apple, or perhaps a naseberry (a delicious sort of plum).
A Christmas Cake in Four Quarters
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When they feast a friend they kill an ox, and set immediately a quarter of him raw upon the table (for their most elegant treat is raw beef newly killed) with pepper and salt; the gall of the ox serves them for oil and vinegar; some, to heighten the delicacy of the entertainment, add a kind of sauce, which they call manta, made of what they take out of the guts of the ox; this they set on the fire, with butter, salt, pepper, and onion.
A Voyage to Abyssinia
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We had to take out all the office remnants - the partitions and the fireproof ceiling.
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Grimm : We gotta take out the one in command!
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In Iowa, where the antiabortion movement dominates Republican politics, Buchanan moved to stake out the strongest position on the subject.
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Ah, that sounds very amiable here; but in five minutes you'll be murmuring in Miss Bandoline's ear, -- 'I've been pining to come to you this half hour, but I was obliged to take out that Miss Wilder, you see, -- countrified little thing enough, but not bad-looking, and has a rich aunt; so I've done my duty to her, but deuse take me if I can stand it any longer.'
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 70, August, 1863
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Why did this letter writer not take out a full page advertisement to advertise this fact?
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Don't be surprised to see an old man take out some ancient coins and small chinaware from his pocket.
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I take out my wallet and rifle through my collection of passes and membership cards.
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It may be a better option for a student to take out their own policy.
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Take out one of our car warranties which covers labour and parts costs from as little as 4 per week.
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Guys in furry bunny suits jumping out of nowhere to take out hapless victims.
Mad Dog Movies « A night of bunnies
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The government offered a 5-year subsidy to people moving from the state earnings-related pension scheme to take out a private pension.
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Peel the corn but DON'T remove the husk, take out all the silk,, rewrap the cob in the husk, soak the cobs for at least 15-20 minutes then put them on the grill, turning and cooking until tender.
Microwaving Beats Boiling For Veggies | Lifehacker Australia
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- Spend the rest of your life a slave to the banking system because you're STUCK with thousands of dollars of student loans that you had to take out to "outcompete" everybody else.
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Thanks i write poems myself and i think that you should take out some of them that you think will be kina odd. the poem does drag on. so just change it a little bit. i am a high school student and i take collage poem classes. just make it a little shorter.
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Then he'd take out his bargee 's clasp knife and cut more bread into chunks.
THE LAST TEMPTATION
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Remove from the oven and take out the baking parchment and beans.
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She had to take out a bridging loan until she could sell her house.
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Profits from a sole trader business will be taxed irrespective of what cash you take out.
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Many people choose to draw equity from their UK properties rather than having to take out a new mortgage.
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When you edit the tape you can take out the giggles.
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Quinine salts appeared in many preventative types of sun lotion and calamine was often used to take out the sting.
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It may be a better option for a student to take out their own policy.
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KURTZ: But Obama does this a lot, where he takes these swipes at cable television and the pundits, and you can tell that he likes to try to stake out a middle ground and kind of denigrate the press in the process, which is his right.
CNN Transcript May 24, 2009
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The only way to stop these "narcotic assassinations" is to take out drug gangs through long-term narcotics operations, Mr. McCarthy said.
Newark's Top Cop Faces Hurdles
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Do you know how much you will realistically be able to take out from your pension or invested capital, after allowing for inflation?
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For instance, the first specification I would take out of the box in which it was kept, would perhaps have to do with house-raising without disturbance to the foundations, the second would prove to be an article half umbrella, half revolver, while in the third I would perhaps find an extremely quaint notion for a portable pocket corkscrew.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, May 23, 1891
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An interesting thought I take out of this article is the concepts of "Apollonian" (pro-orthodox) and "Dionysian" (anti-orthodox) research.
Bureaucracy stifling academic innovation
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Take out a couple of the bottles, and fill the empty spots with bouquets of flowers and handfuls of candy.
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Sometimes Yir Massir would take out a chetah -- a nasty, snarling, pin-headed piece of long-legged malice -- and walk him up and down on a dog-chain, same as a woman walks her King Charlie.
It, and Other Stories
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I had to take out a loan to buy my car.
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The shutdown of Germany's nuclear plants will take out about 50 terawatt hours of low-carbon electricity a year, Laszlo Varro , the head of the IEA's gas, coal and power markets division, said in a telephone briefing.
IEA Warns on Impact of German Nuclear Halt
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Free audiobook if you take out a monthly subscription.
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It is strongly advised that you take out some form of medical insurance.
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You can take out up to 25 % of the pot free of tax.
Times, Sunday Times
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So you have to grow two different varieties then get out riddles and take out bands in the middle.
SHOPPED: The Shocking Power of British Supermarkets
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So I'm pig-headedly refusing to take out my chisel and chip away at any slight imperfections.
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The boys take out a measuring tape and measure her: she is four feet, 10 inches tall.
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When you edit the tape you can take out the giggles.
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Is it possible to take out one insurance policy, preferably comprehensive, that would cover us all to drive either of the cars?
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Don't forget to take out the garbage.
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You can take out up to 25 % of the pot free of tax.
Times, Sunday Times
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Student grants these days are paltry, and many students have to take out loans.
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Take out of microwave and add a chocolate chip on the yellow candy melt and the candy corn beak while the marshmallows and candy are still warm.
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'If you take out a card just for a perk, such as cashback or other rewards, and you don't then clear your balance, it is a false economy,' he says.
This is Money | Home
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Not only is it mandatory to take out such insurance where there is a bank involved, it is seldom that such an item can be left uninsured.
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We program loops, samples and effects in the studio over a number of weeks and then load them into our sampler which we take out with us and sequence it all.
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If you take out all the over-travel, all it takes is a speck of dirt or unburned powder in the wrong place and the gun won't fire.
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I opened the glove to take out the sackcloth which wrapped the bell heads and noticed that the photographs in there had gone.
INSTRUMENTS OF DARKNESS
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So I've now got unfocussed anger that I can't take out on anyone.
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It takes much more courage to take out the surgical knife and reduce them.
Times, Sunday Times
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Well, with that out of the way, please take out your notebooks for some notes.
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Needless to say, you can add other vegetables you like or take out any that you don't.
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Ground troops rely on artillery support and patrols regularly call in extra firepower to take out known insurgents.
The Sun
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i just found out that because i'm in honours, i get to take out books for the entire semester! it's called the bennet 'bookstore' for me, today ....
Me a badass? Noooo....
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Or use Photoshop to take out the wrinkles and bags under your eyes.
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The one snag is that some people might be tempted to take out all their money before they reach retirement age.
Times, Sunday Times
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You won't find any pirate ships or a regularly scheduled volcano eruption, but guests can kayak or take out a paddleboat to explore the lake and its bays, some with new luxury homes, others thick with reeds and wildlife.
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Producers pay royalties and severance taxes from oil and gas they take out, corporate income tax on profits, and property taxes on production and transmission line lands.
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Snow and heavy rainfalls were reported throughout the northern region of the Eastern Cape yesterday and residents were forced to take out winter woollies which had been packed away in anticipation of spring.
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You might need to take out a second mortgage to buy a drink here, but you will find yourself in beautiful surrounds.
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So pop the cork on that bottle of wine, get some great take out food, and kick back for an evening of great music you are guaranteed to enjoy!
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Presumably, those unable to survive would need to take out a loan or use credit cards and overdrafts to pay living expenses until they could get back on their feet.
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Then you take out your rolling pin and flatten it.
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The sensation was strong enough to prompt him to unhitch his pack and take out a camera.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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Thank you… again you take out yer trusty “defogger” and illuminate the distinctions that make the difference in an argument.
Firedoglake » Norma Desmond Redux
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I still have the print version somewhere, but it's one of those things you don't take out for a light skim.
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Worst bit: having to take out the squid's ink sac.
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When you arrange a mortgage or remortgage, lenders will ‘strongly recommend’ that you take out a life insurance policy that will pay off your debt if you die.
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I cut off the stems, slit them open, and take out the seeds (I find shaking them over the sink is the easiest method as the seeds can fly everywhere).
Archive 2006-09-01
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It was also great to see the Spurs take out the Lakers, blowing out Los Angeles in the final game of the series.
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Ground troops rely on artillery support and patrols regularly call in extra firepower to take out known insurgents.
The Sun
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Take out lemongrass, add lime juice and blend until smooth.
The Sun
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Take out the launchers as quickly as possible, then wipe out the remaining soldiers and sentinels with your mutant powers.
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Those who want to take child abuse seriously today must stake out a humane child protection practice.
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After the almond trees flowered in February he pruned them to take out central sprouts to make them easier to harvest.
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Of course, all teams will be weakened if you take out their best players.
The Sun
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Mason will now be allowed to take out whatever he wishes from the library.
Day in the Life of an Idiot
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Lasers, ultrasound and freezing can also be used to take out tonsils.
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But these little bits of blind chance or Fate take out individuals rather than eroding the ties of the hermetic village.
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The weights are in pieces; take out two _pieces_; this treatment would even improve
Danger Signals Remarkable, Exciting and Unique Examples of the Bravery, Daring and Stoicism in the Midst of Danger of Train Dispatchers and Railroad Engineers
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Open the vacuum chamber to take out flask.
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take out the chicken after adding the vegetables
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I resolve to take out the trash in a timely manner rather than continue piling things precariously on top of an already overstuffed trash bin.
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Should you happen to be schlepping your own canoe or kayak, take it to Riverside Park, where you can put in and take out with no need for a shuttle.
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You may wish to take out a loan for a major item of expenditure.
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It is strongly advised that you take out some form of medical insurance.
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Owners will also have to take out compulsory insurance to make sure victims of attacks get compensation.
The Sun
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Why, tossing the remaining lath from the reno over the side of the deck, picking it up at the bottom, and loading it into garbage cans to take out to the bin, of course.
Archive 2008-06-01
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It was falling down in decrepit shape, and since it was within a few feet from both their house and their other neighbors’ house, there was a real risk that it could take out a wall of a home if/when it collapsed.
Matthew Yglesias » Centrally Planned Suburbia
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Go to the freezer and take out the venison from the whitetail I have been chasing for 3 seasons so I know where it lived and what it ate, never got close enough to inject it with chemicals, I know it was healthy because I have watched him for so long, I know that my friends and I are the only ones to have touched it.
For the Love of Venison!
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For rebrand read take out a carriage, put on a trolley and reprice - upwards.
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When Turat tugs a long, sturdy aluminum tent stake out of the ground, he feels the pointed end with his finger and catches Smith's eye.
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Supposing he's right and I do die tomorrow? Maybe I should take out an extra insurance policy.
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Take out and discard the studded onion and bay leaf.
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After drying your feet with a 100 percent cotton towel, I will take out a satchel filled with perfumed oils that I have personally selected for your particular feet.
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Out of that you had to take out your lodgings, and all your expenses.
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I opened the top of the pack to take out his breakfast, and there, below the Tupperware container of kibble, was a brown paper bag.
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The amount is enough to tempt many people to take out excess waivers to cover that liability.
The Sun
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Alligators are not particularly sociable animals, and big bull gators often will stake out their own ponds.
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Do you wish to take out a full twelve-month subscription to the journal?
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Those who want to take child abuse seriously today must stake out a humane child protection practice.
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Then the tar has to be "upgraded" into synthetic petroleum via a process that involves "conditioning,""separation" into a bitumen froth, then "deaeration" to take out gases, and finally injection into a dual-system centrifuge that removes the last of the solids.
The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: The Sticky Truth about Oil Spills and Tar Sands
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Their brief is to undertake outreach work aimed at young African Caribbeans on the estate.
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Fox "News" has long been a fomenter of violent crime, encouraging the tin-foil hat crowd to embark on mercenary missions to take out liberals and other normal, thinking people in waves of violent crimes in churches, woman's health clinics, and pretty much anywhere they find them, and this was true of the so-called witless tea party protests of Obama's tax reform plan.
Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?
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This may seem like sacrilege, but take out a ruler and some scissors and - it's okay, you can do it - cut the scarf in half.
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Bar shot, chain shot and round shot, fired on the uproll and intended to take out our sticks.
Sharpe's Trafalgar
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But if you have not charge of the treatment from the first, but undertake it from another after a time, you must saw the bone at once down to the meninx with a serrated trepan, and in doing so must frequently take out the trepan and examine with a sound (specillum), and otherwise along the tract of the instrument.
On Injuries Of The Head
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A few intrepid explorers stake out some new, unexplored territory.
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A new kid will use a remote explosive to take out a target efficiently, but it's messy and it's also very risky.
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The worst moment was when I rang up one day to take out my daughter and my girl refused to let me see her, because of the mess that I was in.
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Instead, they will take out a morcha at Azad Maidan this afternoon to protest against the Supreme Court verdict on non-hawking zones in the city.
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He laid his bag down on the bed to take out his plants and put them on the bedside table.
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To get the free insurance and the discount, borrowers must take out Nationwide's buildings and contents insurance.
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Some clients were tempted to take out expensive loans to pay for private dental treatment.
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Now dip a large spoon into the soup and take out some broth.
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Air Marshalls should be carrying something that will take out a highjacker and not penetrate the hull.
Think Progress » Dole Stumped When Asked To Name Anyone Who Believes ‘The Terrorists Can Be Appeased’
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Take out accident insurance before you go on your trip.
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All I did was take out of my notebook the release form I'd spent lunch hour in the school library writing and typing up in triplicate.
IAN AND THE STRIPY BATH PLUG
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It is called the mockernut because while the nut is large, usually larger than the shellbark, the kernel is very small and difficult to take out of the thick shell.
On the Trail An Outdoor Book for Girls
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Take out the cardamom and purée the fruit.
Times, Sunday Times
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One is to remortgage your UK property, the other is to take out a mortgage on the foreign property.
Times, Sunday Times
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Take out and discard the studded onion and bay leaf.
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If all free market companies banded together they could fund a ton of campaigns in swing states and take out dozens of politicians.
Henry Waxman doesn’t *care* what President Obama said. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
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If anyone wants to take out a loan, borrow money, or get something on hire purchase, they have to agree to a credit check being done on them to make sure they are safe with other people's money.
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The travel agent recommended that I take out travel insurance.
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A roster of two men at a time was to stake out the Malloy flat in case Malloy came back to see his wife.
MURDER SONG
