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clear out
verb as in empty something
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“The metal’s been overextended and long in the tooth for weeks, so some profit-taking or even a shakeout like this can help to clear out the tourists before a potential next leg higher,” said Koos.
Previously, shoppers used resale websites to clear out unwanted goods, selling their old clothes and using the cash to make new purchases in the primary market.
In the U.S., sales dropped 16%, partly as a result of inventory adjustments as sellers cleared out stock.
Wednesday to turn in their existing press badges and clear out their workspaces at the building, though there is an opportunity to seek an extension.
IDF troops early Saturday continued to surround Gaza City, where Israel has worked to clear out the civilian population with a major offensive under way.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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