He was taken away from his mother as a child.
A lot of these kids saw their lives taken away from them.
They've taken a lot away from us the last two years.
Something had been taken away from me, though I couldn't understand what.
The little girl had been taken away from her when she was just two years old.
They'll be taken away from the only families they've ever known.
I feel as if my life has been taken away from me.
I've taken him away from his natural position to try and help the team.
We'd had a game taken away from us last night, and we came back.
Such power can only be given by the people, not taken away from them.
This is because he wanted the audience to "take away something" from the film.
Her voice was lovely, but it took away all the life from the words.
"You have to create and not take away incentive from people."
"It is not necessary to take away land from white people."
Only 31% of parents showed concern about the Internet taking away social time from the family.
However the 1988 Act took away this right of appeal from everyone, except those who have been in the country for more than seven years.
So could we significantly increase the number of trees without taking away land from them?
I don't want to take away money now from any of those babies.
"Their defense took away a lot of things from us," he said.
I remember men taking away all the books and papers from his study.
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