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remove from

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remove someone or something from someone or something
to take someone or something away from someone or something. The authorities removed the child from his mother. They removed the dog from the kennel.

remove someone from something

to take someone out of an office or position. The county board removed the sheriff from office. She removed herself from office voluntarily.


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