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away

[uh-wey] / əˈweɪ /




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He used Find My to locate the phone — at a vending machine for used electronics miles away, close to an ICE detention center.

From Salon

"I think most people would accept that now the pandemic is over, some of that temporary support does need to come away," she told the BBC.

From BBC

The Fed’s job, former Chair William McChesney Martin famously said, is to take the punch bowl away just as the party gets going.

From The Wall Street Journal

By the time they are released, Rio Tinto will have to have either made a firm offer or walked away.

From The Wall Street Journal

Against Maryland, Marsh single-handledly put the Terrapins away, scoring a season high 20, 17 of which came in a scorching-hot second half.

From Los Angeles Times