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take out





































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unpack
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Bush took out a credit card in her late teens to pay for a trip to Rome in instalments.

From BBC

They first found a wall and took out a brush to dig further.

From BBC

He said he and other independent owners make high payments on loans they took out to purchase properties, with the monthly payment for his La Cienaga station at around $28,000.

From Los Angeles Times

Other surveys suggest less bullying when devices are taken out of the school day.

From BBC

The company takes out debt to add computing capacity, often describing these expenditures as “success-based,” or matched by revenue from customer contracts.

From Barron's