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see take a leaf out of someone's book ; take it out of one ; take the bread out of someone's mouth ; take the starch out of ; take the sting out of ; take the wind out of someone's sails ; take the words out of someone's mouth .

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Tottenham have got a few players back from injury but how much will Thursday's Europa League tie against AZ Alkmaar take out of them?

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They do have some of their big-hitters like Dominic Solanke, Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero coming back from injury, but the question is how match-sharp will they be, and also how much Thursday's tie with AZ Alkmaar will take out of them.

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Len said he thinks Ukraine needs more than a deal ensuring the war’s end — the message he hopes people take out of the Trump-Vance-Zelensky news conference.

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"Obviously, we're not going to capture every crocodile, but the more we take out of the harbour, the less risk there's going to be an encounter with crocodiles and people."

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And that number keeps going up the more of the early-season races you take out of the calculation.

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