Donated
Take
Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.
Both words in one sentence
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Olive herself wasn't that great of a nun (trying desperately to take back her stuff from the poor when it was donated), and at least one other nun like this was featured in an episode.
Source: Nun Too Holy - Organ banks set up to take organs donated by the recently deceased.
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Following protests from the Hindu community, the ruling council made the author take out the figure of Shiva (which was donated to an Hindu temple) and the crown and extra arms of Ganesh, thus turning it into a common elephant, before the structure was burned down.
Source: Symbology Research Failure
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