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Pick up
Pick up verb - To acquire complete knowledge, understanding, or skill in.
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Any ammo you pick up from dead enemies will always be for the correct weapon.
Source: Video Game / Sniper Elite V2 -
If you get laser eye surgery and stop needing glasses, you will still spend months looking for your glasses when you wake up, try to correct their position on your nose or pick up tissues to clean them.
Source: Damn You, Muscle Memory - Theme tunes began in the earliest days of radio, where there were no specific networks to switch to and listeners would often have to tune their crystal sets with some precision in order to pick up the correct station, which may have been located hundreds of miles away.
Source: Theme Tune
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