Book
Pull out
Pull out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Usage example: the party's been fun, but it's time to pull out
Both terms in one sentence
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Always Murder As the Good Book Says: As a former student of theology, Gabe is able to pull out an appropriate bible quotation whenever he needs one.
Source: Comic Book / The Maze Agency - Skulduggery Pleasant features a hefty Lampshade Hanging in the second book, in which the Big Bad thinks he's about to sword fight the titular skeleton, only for Skulduggery to pull out a gun.
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The pantheon's greater gods serve as Cyric's jury and would have no choice but to hear the Cyrinishad if he introduces it, and so pull out all the stops to keep the book hidden from his worshippers.
Source: Tabletop Game / Forgotten Realms
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