Similar words: joking apart, take apart, wearing apparel, taking, staking, takings, retaking, taking hold. Meaning: n. the removal of limbs; being cut to pieces.
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31 Choosing toys that involve the actions of putting together or taking apart can help develop a child's hand and eye coordination as well as his fine motor skills.
32 Workers were busy taking apart televisions, cell phones and computers -- anything electronic.
33 Unfortunately, the documentation on both the BCEL and FindBugs support for taking apart a class is weaker than you might like.
34 Taking apart your paintball gun provides access to its insides for cleaning and maintenance.
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35 When multitudinous scholars were crazily appealing for post-modernism, while Jean Baudrillard was handing a sharp dagger, taking apart the body of the post-modern society.
36 After taking apart the front tire, front fender, front break, front pack holder, seat and steering, we could finally fit the bike in the box.
37 Now there is much furniture that can be disassembled and conveniently moved after taking apart. The picture shows movers disassembling furniture.
38 Compare that to a traditional laptop, which would required three tools and take a skilled person 45 minutes to finish taking apart.
39 Computer guy: would you mind taking apart my computer, fixing it and putting it back together for me.
40 He has tinkered with electronics all his life and still enjoys playing with Legos and taking apart old VCRs.
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