List
Take down
Take down verb - To reduce to a lower standing in one's own eyes or in others' eyes.
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- She decides it's an alleged list of criminal kingpins who conspired with Prescott to take down the New York Stock Exchange.
Source: Literature / The October List - In Fable II your hero as a child doesn't nearly match the levels of the other cute bruisers on the list, but he or she still manages to take down a much larger, stronger bully who managed to take down a similarly aged teen (namely Rose, your sister) with a single surprising headbutt.
Source: Cute Bruiser / Video Games -
After Heroes Reborn, when the team was assembled to fight Morgana, the issue after showed 30 Avengers attempting to take down one B-list villain, with disastrous results.
Source: Loads and Loads of Characters
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