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• The others, cats and kittens, take out after him.
• John Ashcroft used his first interview as attorney general to take out after Bill Clinton over the war on drugs and his pardon of fugitive financier Marc Rich.
• When the other yearlings were let out of the paddock, Silky would wait until they were half way across the pasture, then take out after them.
• In this episode, Swift takes out after a mob boss who uses call girls as " a honey trap " for schemes that include extortion, drugs and money.
• True, all of it true, but she had no right to take out after them : her old activist's credentials were brown with age, and she hadn't renewed them.
• "You don't take out after the first GOP House in 40 years and hold high hopes that you're going to be ( the party's ) nominee for president,"
• The October issue of Kiplinger's takes out after banks that nickel-and-dime their checking and savings account customers with myriad charges _ like $ 8 to speak to a teller or $ 1 to make a deposit without using a preprinted slip.
• Solicitors who take on, for example, personal injury cases on a " no win no fee " basis, may require their clients ( whether defendants or plaintiffs ) to take out after-the-event insurance so that costs will be covered if the case is lost.
• It doesn't behoove those of us who write for a living to take out after literary critics, but I'm telling you that Modern Library group who picked the alleged " top 100 English-language novels of the 20th century " can't read!