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Railroad service was discontinued in the mid-1970s and the tracks were torn out shortly thereafter.
en.wikipedia.org They were permitted to subscribe to magazines but crime-related pages were torn out and newspapers were not prohibited.
en.wikipedia.org The larger the gauge used in the piercing, the less likely the piercing is to be rejected or accidentally torn out.
en.wikipedia.org She wrote short stories as serials on pages torn out of her exercise book and passed them round, with her classmates always clamouring for more.
www.somersetguardian.co.uk Although by the early 1990s the numbers had increased in the north but not in the war-torn south, the ratio had remained approximately the same.
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