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suggest remove the first "out"
He pulled something out of his pocket.
Thanks
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Ya CK, I added this sentence when translating a Marathi one and I think this is one of the major reasons of duplicate and related sentences.
Ok. Sorry for the confusion.
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #3012561
He pulled out something out of his pocket.
added by nurendra, October 4, 2014
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He pulled out something out of his pocket.
edited by nurendra, October 4, 2014
He pulled something out of his pocket.
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