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For instance, the cover-down to two-deep coverage with hard corners allows the defense to take away the flat, but it opens up other cushions in the secondary.

Satan asks God to take away Job's blessings and says his faith will disappear.

As an organization that represents supervisory employees, we find it particularly offensive that the NLRB would use redefining a supervisory employee as a way to take away a worker's right to join a union and bargain collectively over the terms and conditions of employment.

5, "One Defender Covering Two Areas": The defender must align his body to take away the receiver's route, while he (defender) looks for another receiving threat.

But rather than relying on new entrepreneurial efforts to outdo their rivals in attracting customers, they have chosen to sue them instead, hoping to take away their advantages in an effort that would hurt consumers as well as those rivals.