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rid of

  1. see get rid of.



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Fellow fan Ryan agreed it's "way too soon" to be talking about getting rid of Slot, but said players need to take responsibility and shoulder some of the blame too.

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If you can’t count on your sisters to get rid of your horribly abusive, and just generally horrible, husband, do you really have sisters?

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Wilders, however, said he was going nowhere: "You won't be rid of me until I'm 80."

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"We have run a very positive campaign because we want to get rid of all the negativism in the Netherlands over the past few years," he told AFP.

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If the owners do decide to get rid of it this time, Sunday will be a major reason why.

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