tear loose


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The reporters themselves reported venturing outside exceedingly warily, debris flew about and roofs were rattling and threatening to tear loose from their sockets.
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Roads around the Unity building were closed amid fears that cladding on the side of the building would tear loose and fall to the ground.
STORMS MISERY; Fierce winds tear through Merseyside
Hooks tend to tear loose when too much rod pressure is applied.
Deep for winter trout: suitable temps and plenty of baitfish attract big spotted seatrout

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