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get rid of



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A Reform UK Wales spokesperson said the party would get rid of the "tourist tax and the 182-day rule".

From BBC

Speetzen refutes that during an analyst call, saying the company’s marine segment has already gotten rid of underperforming brands, and that the remaining ones are gaining market share and generating strong cash flow.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jane, 43, who previously had scabies, said the itching "drove her insane" and that the process of getting rid of it was a "nightmare".

From BBC

“We can toss this on the way. Better to get rid of it entirely.”

From Literature

That means getting rid of coal and aluminum.

From The Wall Street Journal