Murder
Pull out
Pull out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
- The prosecution and defense usually pull out all the stops here, with emotional teary-eyed relatives of the murder victim and emotional teary-eyed relatives of the murderer, psychologists and sociologists offering expert testimony, and the closing remarks by attorneys ideally getting quite poignant.
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You can bribe a guard to pull out a weapon for a limited time.The Ship: Murder Party provides examples of the following tropes: An Axe to Grind: The Fire Axe.
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Always Murder As the Good Book Says: As a former student of theology, Gabe is able to pull out an appropriate bible quotation whenever he needs one.
Source: Comic Book / The Maze Agency
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