Pull out
Pull out verb - Remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense.
Take out
Take out verb - Take liquid out of a container or well.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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At one point, she attempts to take out a credit card from her wallet, only to pull out Richard Jacks's ID.
Source: Shopping Montage -
One of the more showy (if unwise) ways to execute the groom is to take out the priest, steal his clothing, and then call the 'dearly beloved' together for the final ceremony... and then pull out a gun in the middle of the ceremony.
Source: Bad Habits
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