Pulls
Take out
Take out verb - To find emotional release for.
Both terms in one sentence
- Later, when having dinner with the Selleck family, Ready instead pulls out a bag of Arby's take out to enjoy.
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I Surrender, Suckers: After Hook is disarmed a second time (with Peter deciding to leave him instead of finishing him off), Hook pulls out a knife and tries to take out Peter.
Source: Film / Hook -
Sam himself pulls this at the end of the game, allowing himself while disguised as an American soldier to be captured by the Engineers so he can get a chance to take out Sadiq.
Source: Video Game / Splinter Cell
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