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clip something from something
to cut something out of or away from something; to cut something off something. I clipped the picture from the magazine. I clipped the straggly hairs from his head.
See also: clip


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The distal movement of clip pusher driven by instrument handles gradually advances clip from clip magazine, through clip channel and transition area between clip channel and jaws, and finally form clip after clip being driven into guide track in jaws.
 
 
 
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