Book
Cut out
Cut out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Usage example: after a few minutes of their brainless conversation I was ready to cut out
Both terms in one sentence
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Several editions of the book simply cut out the scene, making the book a few pages shorter.
Source: Literature / Babar -
The movie cut out some lesser elements from the book, and the main plotlines featured in the film were simplified.
Source: Literature / The Book Thief -
The Bittersweet Ending of the book is now a clear happy ending, trading her voice is substituted for having her tongue cut out, and Ariel's fate if she fails doesn't involve death.
Source: Disney / The Little Mermaid
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