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sever tie
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30.48 |
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She severed her ties with England. |
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sever link
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7.24 |
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It severed links with Myanmar and China. |
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sever relation
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5.66 |
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Relations were severed. |
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sever contact
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3.49 |
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She had severed all contact with her ex-husband. |
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sever head
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2.17 |
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Severed heads. |
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sever artery
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2.11 |
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Severed arteries. |
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sever relationship
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1.91 |
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Ford executives felt used, Stockmann said, and severed the relationship. |
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sever connection
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1.38 |
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We cannot sever our connection with the past. |
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sever leg
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1.12 |
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His leg was not severed. |
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sever line
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0.99 |
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Her gas line had been severed, too. |
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sever tendon
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0.99 |
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The boy fell over a tree as he ran away, severing a tendon. |
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sever limb
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0.92 |
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Viewers get an eyeful of decapitations and severed limbs. |
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sever arm
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0.72 |
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It almost completely severs the arm. |
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sever cable
|
0.59 |
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That same night, a fiber optic cable was severed by an ascending door. |
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sever spine
|
0.59 |
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The bullet severed her spine. |
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sever bond
|
0.53 |
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At least temporarily, that bond has been severed. |
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sever contract
|
0.53 |
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Then, she severed her contract with her coach, Sven Groeneveld. |
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sever hand
|
0.53 |
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A hard tug by the other team severed his hand. |
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sever body
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0.46 |
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They speculate that the killer may have severed the body to cover up a sex crime. |
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sever ear
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0.46 |
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In addition, his left ear was partly severed. |