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strip of

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strip someone or something of something
to take something, such as status or property, away from someone or something. The court stripped him of all his property. We stripped him of his rights when we put him in jail.
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This allows the food bags to be quality controlled (using checkweighing, metal detection, seal testing or X-ray inspection) before they are assembled into strips, reducing the amount of waste through having to discard a whole strip of bags because one of the bags failed at the quality control stage.
To use the Pressure Sensitive or PS, simply bind the book block the same way, peel off the narrow strip of the release liner when cool and adhere to the creased and folded cover, then peel off the remaining-wide portion of the release liner and adhere the rest of the spine to the cover.
Choose a starting place in the room where your first strip of wallpaper will match up with the last strip of wallpaper you hang.
 
 
 
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