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removal

noun as in the act of moving

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Both sites have been heavily impacted by development and the removal of objects by private collectors.

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Analysts say the tariff removal is a significant diplomatic win following years of tension over deportations and documentation compliance.

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But Namibia, which is championing the proposal, insists funds are needed to avoid "progressive removal of rhinos from the landscape, shrinking habitat, and weakening national metapopulations".

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She underwent an operation which included the removal of her salivary glands, causing her to temporarily lose her sense of smell and taste.

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Raising Sox9 had the opposite effect, increasing the cells' activity, supporting plaque removal and preserving cognitive performance.

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