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whisk away

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whisk someone or something away
to move someone or something out of the way rapidly. The firemen came and whisked the students away to a safe place. The agents whisked away a number of people.
See also: away, whisk


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Byline: By ED JAMES AN Israeli soldier shot himself dead at the airport departure ceremony for French President Nicolas Sarkozy yesterday, sparking fears of an assassination attempt and prompting bodyguards to whisk away Mr and Mrs Sarkozy and Israeli leaders.
Mr Knapman, a stepdad of three, is now planning to use the money to whisk away his partner Helen away for a romantic weekend in Paris to celebrate her 40th birthday on January 29.
Unlike Madonna, who it seems can whisk away her new baby as quick as buying up a vintage vehicle.
 
 
 
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