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take out of circulation VB

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Up to 50% of an older jumbo jet can be recycled and on average they are taken out of service after 24 years.
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Most companies were taken out of the income tax net in 1965 when corporation tax was introduced.
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Myrtle, a 10-year-old Pekinese, was being taken out for a walk when she suddenly began throwing herself at a neighbour's door, scratching and barking.
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Class struggle was presented as the driving force of history, with social conflicts taken out of context and exaggerated in importance.
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I have previously highlighted the difficulties faced by people in accessing chiropody services in the city since they were taken out of the community.
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Apart from being slow, these methods also require that the part be taken out of the machine tool and refixured for the deburring or chamfering operations.
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The first life insurance policies were taken out in the early 18th century.
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To secure a bank guarantee for the first loan, life insurance was taken out on the three founders, with the beneficiary going to the bank.
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In 1919 one was taken out of use and its boiler used to power a winch.
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In 2006, the 330,000 buy-to-let mortgages that were taken out accounted for 9% of outstanding home loans.
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