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move away from

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move away from something
to change your ideas about something He had moved away from the liberalism of his earlier heroes.
See also: away, move


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About three o'clock in the morning, Joe, who was then on watch, at length saw the city move away from beneath his feet.
But, in admitting that the sun does not go out, might it not happen that the earth might move away from it?
He made haste to move away from her, as from a dirty place.
 
 
 
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