out of the picture
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Wales won just one of 19 Tests while Rees-Zammit was out of the picture in America, but the wing is confident of brighter times under Tandy.
From BBC
Earlier this year, Sony attempted to cut CBS out of the picture, escalating the dispute.
From Los Angeles Times
Since we’ve known from the opening moments that Morgan and Jonah belong together, all that really remains is for the script, by Susan McMartin from the novel by Colleen Hoover, to find a way to get her husband and his fiancée out of the picture.
The Welsh Conservatives, in a part of the world rarely fertile for them, find themselves cropped further out of the picture, again courtesy of Reform.
From BBC
With Verstappen out of the picture at Mercedes for the time being, Russell said he wanted to take some time to think about how he wanted the relationship to work in the future.
From BBC
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