Cut out
Cut out adjective - Having been cut out.
Both terms in one sentence
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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 -
Up to Eleven: Apparently, Flaky's death in Happy Trails Part 2 was too gruesome for even Happy Tree Friends standards, which was why it was cut out.
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They are quickly married and all seems well, until Chantal realises that perhaps married life isn't all it's cut out to be.It is then that Chantal sets out to create a perfect and happy marriage.
Source: Film / If a Man Answers
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