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conduct away

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conduct someone away (from someone or something)
to lead someone away from someone or something. The usher conducted the gentleman away from the front of the auditorium. Can you conduct Fred away from the area? Please conduct him away.
See also: away, conduct


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Most professional leagues have taken a soft stance on playersÕ conduct away from the game.
These stars are held in high esteem more than ever since the arrival of television and have a responsibility to set a good example in their conduct away from, as well as in front of, the camera.
When water is subjected to heat, it is expected that steam would conduct away from a tube.
 
 
 
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