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steam off

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? steam off
vt sep stamp, labelüber Dampf ablösen; excess flabsich (dat)abschwitzen
viabfahren; (train also)losdampfen


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All I needed to do was blow a bit of steam off and actually enjoy winning it.
But the large flows, which have taken the steam off a market that has been strong for months, will likely be capped after the state oil giant re-started its hydro-cracking unit following an outage that sparked heavier exports, traders said.
It seemed as though all the bitterness of life was being served onto her plate, and, with the steam off the stew, there came swirling up from the depths of her soul a kind of rancid staleness.
 
 
 
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