Short
Take out
Take out verb - To find emotional release for.
Both terms in one sentence
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It's easier to take out enemy BS's with air units while handling everything else with tanks, and Fighters are normally all you'd ever need short of more precise air-to-ground attacks.
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The mercenaries planning a coup in a small African republic are told to take out insurance for a short sea voyage from Europe to Africa.
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EMP, short for electromagnetic pulse, is often used in stories to take out anything electronic.
Source: EMP
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