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call away

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call someone away (from something)
to ask someone to come away from some place or from doing something. The boss called Kathy away from her office. The principal called away the teacher from the classroom. Why did you call Kathy away?
See also: away, call


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They both may actually be relieved to know that expert assistance is a phone call away.
Really a friend of presidents, the most attainable man or goal is only a phone call away for Bob.
Technical support is just a phone call away and factory-trained technicians are ready to diagnose problems.
 
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