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Discover Ludwig'took out from' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in the context of removing something from a larger group or location. For example, "He took out the children from the classroom and brought them to the playground."
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The dispute involved a loan of 1.6 billion French francs that Mr. Tapie that took out from Crédit Lyonnais to buy the distressed Adidas sports empire in 1989.
These payments are understood to be loans which Haslam, and Stags Limited, took out from the club over a number of years.
He said, "I'll have some from the loans that I took out from this year, but besides that, I will be saving about $12,000".
It also explores the lesser-known 10 years he took out from painting to focus on teaching and his return to figurative works in later life.
In Russia, it is the empires of the oligarchs and the loans they took out from Western banks, using shares in their companies as collateral, that are at risk.
She wasn't entirely sure what a cow was, but she'd read about them in the ancient-history holograms she took out from the library on the silver space station.
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Basically their legs are taken out from underneath them".
Around 125,000 mortgages that were taken out from Northern Rock have been sold to new firms.
Loyalist snipers in buildings across the city cannot be taken out from the air without killing civilians nearby.
Finally, the FBS was taken out from the well.
Rotor speed is taken out from these equations and it is used as a scheduling variable.
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