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takedown

[teyk-doun] / ˈteɪkˌdaʊn /




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His exit from his second Old Trafford stint in 2022 included a takedown of the club's training facilities, the way it was structured as "a marketing club" and coach Erik ten Hag.

From BBC

Lopes decided to throw caution to the wind, but was quickly forced into defence with Volkanovski attempting a takedown against the fence.

From Barron's

Their song, Run, was removed from streaming services after record industry bodies issued takedown notices, alleging the track violated copyright - but was re-recorded with human vocals, and entered the UK Top 10 two weeks ago.

From BBC

US prosecutors said it was one the biggest financial takedowns in history and the largest ever seizure of bitcoin.

From BBC

He transitioned into a key negotiator with stakeholders including tribes and the federal government, leading to the takedown of four hydroelectric dams.

From Los Angeles Times