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Rip off
Rip off verb - To remove valuables from (a place) unlawfully.
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Jim felt ashamed that he previously used Overkill as an example of a company that didn't rip off its fans; and summed it up thus: Never make me regret loving you.
Source: Web Video / Jimquisition - And once you get the powered up Gravity Gun, you can rip off the screens from the walls and chuck it away to make Breen shut up sooner.
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Comedic Underwear Exposure: The chairs in the community center make the bottom of the seated's clothes rip off completely, which is particularly unfortunate for one young lady who has spent the evening Going Commando.
Source: Film / Carry On Behind
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