Break
Pull out
Pull out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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During the last boss fight, Optimus and Megatron will both use one, which can break, but they can pull out a new one if that happens.
- Norris and Cole try to break Bodie, but when Bodie won't implicate himself, they pull out the guns and Cole claims they have his fingerprints on one of them.
Source: Lying to the Perp - Something about them rubs Beckett the wrong way, then she realizes their collar pins aren't made of NYPD-issue brass, just as they pull out flashbangs and break Lockwood out of the courthouse.
Source: Impersonating an Officer
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