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It would be like pulling a tooth to uproot from it.
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If there are rows, whole families have been known to uproot from one society to another.
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All things I will uproot from out my soul That bind me to my life of empty dreams!
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It was a bold move for a family of nine to uproot from rural Ireland in the late 1980s.
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It was a bold move for a family of nine to uproot from rural Ireland in the(...)
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It's totally unrealistic to expect someone to uproot from where they might have family and friends and move somewhere where it's affordable.
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Again, they would uproot from the homely earth that pleasant weed whose leaves have made slaves of millions since the days of Sir Walter Raleigh.
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Some persons will be uprooted from homes they have occupied for many years.
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Refugees have to prove they have been uprooted from their home.
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At the end of his life idolatry was uprooted from his native country.
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This stream of unfortunates uprooted from their homes was thus described by an eyewitness:
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Like a slender tree, I had been uprooted from my mother, nature, and God.
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These people had been uprooted from their homes, chased out by forces beyond their control.
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Before he was due to be uprooted from his home of 40 years, McNally died.
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Many are uprooted from the only support they have.
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For it is not the peasant alone who suffers by uprooting from his native soil.