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To cut them out

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Hina Muqadas
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to not allow someone to share something or be included in something:
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To cut them out meaning & definition 1 of To cut them out.
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Dave Paprocki
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If an engine, machine, or piece of equipment cuts out, it suddenly stops working:
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To cut them out meaning & definition 2 of To cut them out.

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