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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I just removed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something was recently taken away, such as in the sentence "I just removed my coat before sitting down".
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I'm still, like, slightly a snob, but I completely removed my snob heaven songs; I just removed them altogether.
I just removed the hinges from the doors and used the two boards as shelves.
"I just removed myself," Max says.
Rather than comment back to this moron, I just removed him.
"For example, I just removed two because they said they found what they were looking for".
"For example I just removed two because they said they found what they were looking for".
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"So now I just remove it".
"I just remove myself from the situation".
But sometimes I go to Flagstaff, Arizona, and I just remove my watch.
I just remove myself altogether.
Update: Wait, I've just removed the Intellipoint driver and the wheel works correctly again.
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