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cut from

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cut something from something
to remove something from something by cutting. She carefully cut the blossoms from the bush. A few blossoms were cut from the bush.
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Diamonds are cut from stones in a wide variety of shapes know as cuts While most stones can be cut into any of these shapes, for best effect the natural shape and qualities of the diamond itself will determine which shape is chosen
This has been cut from the butt end but should weigh around 24 ounces.
 
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